Two Men Drown in Separate Incidents at Glacier National Park

The park, known for its glacial waters and rugged terrain, reports drowning as its leading cause of death.

A 26-year-old man from India drowned after slipping into Avalanche Creek while hiking.
A 28-year-old man from Nepal drowned while swimming in Lake McDonald, 30 yards from shore.
Both men were on vacation with friends and their bodies have been recovered.
The park has issued warnings about the dangers of its swift, cold waters and slippery terrain.
Glacier National Park has recorded 56 drownings since 2017, making water the primary cause of fatalities.