The Piegan Pass Trail begins from the Siyeh Bend trailhead, which is just a few miles from Logan Pass. As the name implies, this trailhead is also shared with the Siyeh Pass trail.

Despite being near Logan Pass, this route will have fewer people than most of the other day hikes in the area. Another plus is that the total roundtrip is under ten miles, and you still get to hike over a pass and get fantastic views. You could also begin this hike from the Many Glacier valley, but starting there would add a good bit of mileage.

The hike begins in a spruce forest, and you will go through the forest for the first few miles. The route features multiple landscapes as you eventually depart the forest to get into the open. Once the trail opens up, the junction for the Siyeh Pass trail appears. Not far from the junction is Preston Park, which is a gorgeous wildflower meadow—definitely worth a visit.

Once above the tree-line, the trail is pretty straightforward. Make your way gently uphill and take in the surroundings. Spectacular views abound in this section. Mountain goats are frequently seen in this area, too. Another plus is the view of Piegan Glacier across the valley!

The pass features a beautiful view down into the Many Glacier valley. You could descend a bit to get a feel for the other side of the pass if you'd like. Once ready, retrace your steps back to the Siyeh Bend trailhead. For an even longer day hike, you could tack on Siyeh Pass on your way back since the pass isn't too much further from the junction.

All in all, Piegan Pass is less visited than most other hikes in the park, yet still provides glorious views. The elevation gain and mileage make it an excellent option for a day hike in Glacier!