Photos and review by Hikerocky

• Number of Sites - 1
• Privy - Yes
• Distance From Trailhead - 3.3 miles
• Campsite Elevation/Elevation Gain From Trailhead - 10,560/1320 feet

Review

The campsite is located in a lodgepole pine forest right alongside Andrews Creek. It requires a short but very steep ascent along the trail to Andrews Glacier after splitting off from the main trail. This is the second-most popular site in the park, after Glacier Gorge - reserve it well in advance.

The site is smooth, level and spacious. There are numerous convenient fallen log benches. Near the camp, the forest opens up to a very large and very pretty meadow that was deforested by avalanche. (For those who are interested, the latrine is also scenically located.)

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