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Hiking Fools

Bee Broadcasting
Glacier National Park
Lake Mcdonald
Wolves
Lake Mcdonald Lodge
Bear Safety
Logan Pass
Avalanches
Going-To-the-Sun Road
Bear Spray
Firebrand Pass
Many Glacier
Siyeh Pass Trail
Mount Oberlin
Apgar Lookout Trail
Avalanche Lake
Hiking Gear
Swift Current Pass
Piegan Mountain
Mountain Lion / Puma (puma Concolor)
Waterton Lakes National Park

Josh and Sarah talk about their adventures and favorite hikes in Glacier National Park in northwest Montana. Their family motto is "Always Go!"

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Join Josh and Sarah as they hike up the Continental Divide to view this spectacular glacier from above and provide details on how to add extra beauty to the Highline Trail with tales to tell for ages to come. A must-do for ambitious hikers Glacier Na... more

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A continued story of tourism, promotion and marketing of the newly established Glacier National Park.

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Sarah and Josh explore the early years of Glacier National Park and its exploration and mass travel pioneered by the railroad and its industry leaders.

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This beautiful hike suits family groups and provides excellent opportunities for waterfall and wildlife viewing. Nestled in a majestic corner of Glacier National Park, this trail is a fan favorite with a few different exploratory destination options.... more

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Jake Bramante
Founder of Hike734, creator of the Glacier map project
Hike734
Episode: Hike734 - Part 2
Blake Passmore
Author of Climb Glacier, photographer
Climb Glacier (book series)
Episode: Climb Glacier
Eric Peitzsch
Avalanche Specialist for the USGS
USGS
Episode: Avalanche Danger: Uncovered - Part 2
Erich Peitzsch
Physical scientist at USGS, Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center; avalanche expert
US Geological Survey (USGS), Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center
Episode: Avalanche Danger: Uncovered - Part 1
Diane Boyd
Author, researcher, conservationist
Author of A Woman Among Wolves
Episode: Woman Among Wolves - Part 1
Don Scharfe
Founder and former owner of Rocky Mountain Outfitter in Kalispell
Rocky Mountain Outfitter
Episode: Rocky Mountain Outfitter - Part 1
Tim Manley
Grizzly Bear Conflict Specialist (retired)
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Episode: Bear Safety and Awareness - Part 1
Rachel Manley
Bear researcher/park veteran
Glacier National Park / Forest Service influence
Episode: Bear Safety and Awareness - Part 1
Jim Williams
Award-winning, professionally certified wildlife biologist
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP)
Episode: Path Of The Puma - Part 1

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Josh
Host of Hiking Fools
Sarah
Co-host of Hiking Fools

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Super informative!

    I enjoy Glacier National Park and this podcast has really great information about trails; what might be harder than noted in brochures; and gives great ideas of family friendly and beginner hikes. I look forward to each episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NicInSK
    Canada7 months ago
  • Epic couple!

    I know these 2 and if you don’t, you need to follow their podcast & get to know them! You learn everything about Glacier National Park!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nor’easter48
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love it!

    True locals who know what they are talking about. Their style is great, information is spot on, and stories are unforgettable. Always go!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SolomonRiver
    United Statesa year ago
  • Always Go

    Great show. Came for the info stayed for the fun. Going to adopt the “always go” mantra because when I don’t go I always wish I had. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JeradHill
    United Statesa year ago

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Content is actionable for hikers and families planning Glacier trips.
Hosts come across as authentic locals with strong park knowledge.
Guests bring credibility; stories feel memorable and practical.
Listeners praise the mix of gear guidance, safety tips, and local culture.

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Climb Glacier
Q: What makes Glacier National Park's rock and routes unique for climbers?
Blake notes that Glacier's rock is often shale, making it important to stay on established routes and be cautious of loose rock; he emphasizes using goat trails and respecting the terrain to avoid dangerous situations.
Climb Glacier
Q: What inspired Blake to write Climb Glacier and develop the guidebook series?
Blake describes growing up in Kalispell and climbing locally, which sparked a lifelong passion for Glacier; the motivation to create a resource came from wanting a safer, more accurate, and visually driven guide that leveraged new printing, photography, mapping software, and GPS ifications to improve climber safety.
Avalanche Danger: Uncovered - Part 1
Q: How far has your work taken you, and how do findings in Glacier relate to other regions like Alaska or Europe?
The work spans the Western US, Alaska, Europe, and collaborations across continents; Glacier serves as a rich system for studying big avalanches, climate interactions, and terrain, with findings comparable to regions across the Alps and Alaska in terms of relief and snowpack behavior.
Avalanche Danger: Uncovered - Part 1
Q: When interpreting avalanche danger, how should hikers understand elevation bands and the bottom line warnings?
The forecast uses three elevation bands with different danger levels, and the bottom line can show heightened cautions that apply even if you are below the highest elevation; reading the full text helps you avoid avalanche terrain and runout zones.
What is the Glacier Institute?
Q: What is your favorite trail and why?
Anthony highlights Firebrand Pass for its beauty, accessibility on the park's south side, and the sense of discovery on the trail, despite occasionally missing the turn due to its tucked-away location.

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What is Hiking Fools about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two hosts share practical Glacier National Park trail knowledge, hiking tips, gear advice, and safety insights, often weaving in personal family experiences and local lore. Episodes frequently feature expert guests—ranging from wolf researchers to outfitting veterans and bear-management specialists—creating a blend of actionable hike planning and wildlife/safety context. The show stands out for its actionable how-to content, strong local authenticity, and guest lineup that adds credibility to outdoor storytelling. Potential listeners include families seeking kid-friendly hike ideas, seasoned hikers chasing route ideas, and outdoor enthusiasts who value safety, gear readiness, and conservation context.

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Recent guests on Hiking Fools include:

1. Jake Bramante
2. Blake Passmore
3. Eric Peitzsch
4. Erich Peitzsch
5. Diane Boyd
6. Don Scharfe
7. Tim Manley
8. Rachel Manley

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