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Glacier

Ticketed Entry Requirements...... Read More

Ticketed Entry Requirements...... Read More

Ticketed Entry Requirements...... Read More

Ticketed Entry Requirements...... Read More

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Mon

H: 54º
L: 28º

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H: 55º
L: 30º

Wed

H: 45º
L: 34º

Glacier National Park - Montana

**Ticketed Entry Requirements**  |  Symbolized by the mountain goat, and straddling the border of Montana and British Columbia, Glacier National Park is a well-preserved mountainous forest poetically referred to as the crown of North America. Read more...

Getting to Glacier National Park is simple by road from the Glacier International Airport in Kalispell, and motor coach transportation is available. If planes and automobiles aren’t for you, take an Amtrak train to one of the park's three rail stations, in West Glacier, Essex, and East Glacier.
 
Once you’ve arrived you can step back in time and take a guided coach tour on a restored White Motor Company Red Jammer bus. If foot travel is more your speed then one of the park’s hundreds of miles of trails will accommodate the shortest day hike to a week or longer backpacking excursion. Be sure to check the ranger station for trail conditions, and leave your dog at home. Dogs are not permitted on any trails in Glacier National Park because of the large bear population. In addition to bears, Glacier National Park’s forests are populated by deer, elk, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, otters, and many more species of mammals. The park’s rivers and lakes boast some of the best fly fishing in the world, and guides are widely available.