Glacier National Park is noted for its tremendous hiking opportunities throughout the 700 miles of well-maintained trails. Taking the Dason-Pitamakan trail is a great way to scale the Continental Divide. It climbs through diverse landscapes to the Continental Divide and then explores the Dry Fork drainage.

The trail starts at the Two Medicine north shore trailhead and travels more than 16 miles out and back over moderately strenuous terrain with an elevation gain of 2,935 feet.