The landform of Glacier National Park is a monument to the power of moving ice. This view from Stoney Indian Pass is startlingly different from the scene of a million years ago, when the glaciers of the Pleistocene were sculpturing the land. Only the higher peaks would then have been visible above the blanket of ice that flowed like a slow-moving river down into the Mokowanis Valley and out into the Great Plains beyond. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/55150/5 ... 5150-h.htm

Kipp, Pyramid and Cathedral. Sue Lake is between Kipp and Pyramid.