Mountain peaks are usually the first thing that catch everyone’s eye when they visit Waterton Lakes National Park but not everyone gets to explore the very tops of them. What would it be like to explore these mountains from a bird’s eye (and bear’s eye) point of view? And how do species, like the endangered Five-Needle Pine trees, survive that far up? Come experience the magic of Waterton’s mountains to find out!
The Magic Waterton Mountains

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The Magic Waterton Mountains
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October 22, 2025
1:00 pm to 1:45 pm EST
Grade Level: All Ages
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