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Ipasha Falls is a remote waterfall in Montana’s Glacier National Park, descending from Ipasha Glacier to Ipasha Lake. With a recorded drop of at least 800 feet, it ranks among the park’s more dramatic cascades. The falls are north of the Many Glacier area in a difficult-to-reach part of the park. Reaching them requires a multiday hike on established trails to Mokowanis Lake, then travel on unmaintained trails to Ipasha Lake, a route that reinforces their secluded character.
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Montana · United States