Press Kit

Clements Mountain towers over Logan Pass

NPS/Jacob W. Frank

Glacier National Park was established on May 11, 1910 , to preserve and protect the natural and cultural resources for future generations. Along with its sister park, Waterton Lakes National Park, in Alberta, Canada, Glacier National Park is recognized as a World Heritage Site (1995), a Biosphere Reserve (1976) and was established as the world's first International Peace Park (1932).

This press kit is designed to assist journalists and others with general park information, statistics and other background materials about Glacier National Park.

Explore these pages:

Purpose and Significance Statements

History of the NPS Arrowhead

Fact Sheet

Park Superintendents 1911-present

Current Superintendent's Biography

Digital Imagery

High resolution digital images are available for public use, as well as color and black and white slides. Please contact the Public Affairs Office at 406-888-5838 for assistance obtaining images. Public domain images are available on our Flickr site. The park also has a limited selection of high definition (HD) B-Roll video footage available on Flickr.

 

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Frequently Requested Information

Information most frequently requested, as print-friendly PDFs

• Glacier Significance
• History of the NPS Arrowhead
• Grizzly Bear Related Fatalities
• Historic Logan Pass Open and Close Dates
• Winter Use
• Going-to-the-Sun Road