Most of the season, you will encounter plenty of other hikers, especially because the trail begins from the back of Logan Pass Visitor Center. The crowd thins out the farther you go as casual walkers have seen enough and turn back toward the visitor center. Even with other hikers around, it's easy to find space to yourselves at the overlook. Make the hike even more enjoyable by hiking as early or late in the day as possible. During the summer, the sun sets late into the evening at this latitude. A hike later in the day results in great photos with fewer visitors around. However don't become so busy taking sunset photos that you find yourself hiking down the trail in the dark, unless you brought a headlamp.