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The horseshoe-shaped cave is massive; measuring 700 feet from end to end, 100 feet deep from the rear cave wall to its front edge with the rim rising 90 feet high. A small tributary of the East Fork of Queer Creek cascades over the rim into a small plunge pool below. The cave was formed like the others in this region; the middle layer of the Blackhand has been weathered or eroded while the more resistant upper and lower zones have remained intact.
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Avalanche Gorge was created from the swift moving water of Avalanche Creek.This 18"x24" poster reveals the beautiful colors of different mosses and other plants growing on the side of the gorge.This photo of Glacier National Park's popular Avalanche Gorge was shot from the bridge crossing Avalanche Creek connecting the boardwalk of the Trail of the Cedars nature trail. This is a handicap accessible wooden trail loop starting and ending on Going to the Sun Highway. The trail also connects with the Avalanche Lake trail that runs parallel with Avalanche Creek.
The trail to Avalanche lake is about 2 miles one way with an elevation gain of 500 feet--it's another 1/2 mile or so from the foot of the lake to the head. The trail more or less follows Avalanche Creek and is not difficult. It provides excellent views of Avalanche Gorge and Avalanche Creek. The steepest part of the trail is near it start.for more pics
