The trail begins from an easily-accessible trailhead and skirts around a residence by climbing over a small hill. After the short up and over, the route rejoins an old road-turned-trail leading to the field of glacial debris.

This mellow two-mile round-trip hike may be one of the easiest but most rewarding hikes in the national park! As you reach the river running down from the glacier, you'll be greeted by stunning mountain views, views of the glacier in the distance, and an incredible feeling of serenity as if you're deep in the wilderness, even though you're just a mile off the road.