Reynolds Mountain is one of the more easily identifiable mountains in Glacier National Park. It's triangular shape and the fact that it sits all by itself at Logan Pass makes it noticeable and easy to identify. This picture was taken just to the east of Logan Pass, looking back up the Going to the Sun Road, towards Logan Pass (if that makes any sense). Logan Pass itself is situated just above the sharp dropoff you see to the left.

Photo Date : June 3rd, 2003

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