About this spot
Morning Eagle Falls is a 220 ft, 3-drop cascade on Cataract Creek in Glacier National Park's Many Glacier area, reached by a 6.4-9.2 mi round-trip hike (with optional boat shuttle) or a longer Piegan Pass/CDT approach. It spills over a red argillite ledge below Mount Gould. Multiple hiking guides explicitly warn against swimming here due to dangerous undertow at the base; no cliff-jumping or swimming-hole reports were found. Prime grizzly habitat along the corridor.
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