When you visit Glacier National Park make sure you have as much information as possible in order to make this a fantastic trip! Lodging in Glacier fills up quickly for this reason reservations are strongly advised. There are several lodging options within Glacier but you may also want to check out the options outside of Glacier as there are several hotels and cabins near by.

Whether you are celebrating an anniversary or just want to whisk your sweetie away for a weekend of rekindling your passion you can be sure to find Glacier National Park Lodging that is the perfect place for a weekend of romance.

Where are you going to lodge? What do you want to see? What activities are you going to participate in? The answers to many of these question can be found at the visitors centers throughout Glacier National Park.

Apgar Visitor Center
Open: Mid-May to mid-Dec
Located: Apgar Village

Logan Pass Visitor Center
Open: Mid-Jun to mid-Sep
Location: Summit of Going-to-the-Sun Road

Saint Mary Visitor Center
Open: Mid-May to mid-Oct
Located: East Entrance

Weather in Glacier

Glacier's weather is as varied as its landscape. In the valleys daytime temperatures can exceed 90 degrees F. Up slope, in areas above treeline, it is frequently 10 to 15 degrees cooler. Strong winds predominate on the east side of the park. Overnight lows throughout the park can drop to near 20 degrees F, and snow can fall anytime. In August of 1992, a foot of snow fell on the northeastern corner of Glacier.

Prepare for a variety of weather conditions and pack accordingly. You may start the day in a T-shirt and shorts and need a parka by evening.

Dress in layers. Summer rainfall averages around two to three inches per month.

For more information and to make reservations for Lodging in Glacier log on to: www.nationalparkreservations.com.