Leaving the bottleneck in the glacier, the glacier splits; the larger, longer northern arm continues flowing west-southwest and terminates at around . The southern arm flows south towards the arm of the South Tahoma Glacier, but this arm terminates before it rejoins the South Tahoma at . Meltwater from the glacier is the source of the South Puyallup River and Tahoma Creek, a tributary of the Nisqually River.
Departing from the narrow point in the glacier, the glacier splits; the larger, longer northern section continues flowing west-southwest and ends up near . The southern section flows south towards the arm of the South Tahoma Glacier, but this section terminates before it reunites with the South Tahoma at .