Activities & Attractions of Glacier Nati... Read More
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Activities & Attractions of Glacier Nati... Read More
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The following amenities are available at this lodge. Please check individual room listings for room specific amenities.
Nestled in Essex, Montana, at the southern tip of Glacier National Park, LOGE Glacier (formerly the beloved Izaak Walton Inn) invites guests to experience a unique blend of history, outdoor adventure, and modern comfort. Built in 1939 by the Great Northern Railway to accommodate its crews, this beautiful historic chalet has long welcomed tourists by car, train, and plane, faithfully embodying the rich railroad heritage it was founded upon.
LOGE Glacier features a range of inviting accommodations, including historic lodge rooms, cozy family cabins, and incredibly unique converted train car and caboose cabins, offering a truly memorable stay. Its prime location serves as an ideal halfway point between the west and east sides of Glacier National Park, surrounded by a million acres of pristine wilderness with jagged peaks, abundant wildlife, and ancient glaciers.
This destination is renowned for its exceptional year-round activities. In winter, LOGE Glacier is a mecca for snow adventures and world-class cross-country skiing, offering convenient snowshoe and cross-country ski rentals, along with ski lessons across over 30 kilometers of meticulously maintained Nordic ski trails. In partnership with Glacier Adventure Guides, guided day tours are also available, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in Glacier's stunning winter landscape.
During the warmer months, the nearby Walton Ranger Station (within a mile of the lodge) provides access to a network of trailheads. These trails follow the scenic Middle Fork of the Flathead River, leading up to the Old Creek drainage towards the continental divide, as well as other paths into Glacier's breathtaking interior.
While respecting its storied past, LOGE Glacier has undergone thoughtful renovations, preserving its historic charm while introducing updated amenities for today's travelers. It remains a place where the grandeur of Glacier National Park and the enduring legacy of the railroad converge, offering an unparalleled base for exploration and relaxation.
