A quintessential part of any Glacier visit, Going-to-the-Sun Road connects the east and west sides through the middle of the park.
Lake McDonald Valley is the hub of activity on the west side of Glacier National Park.
Reynolds Mountain and Clements Mountain tower over fields of wildflowers that carpet the ground throughout the summer.
Mountains, glaciers, sparkling lakes, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife make this a favorite of visitors and locals alike.
St. Mary is the eastern gateway to Glacier National Park.
Before the Going-to-the-Sun Road was constructed, Two Medicine was a primary destination for travelers arriving by train in East Glacier.
The North Fork is one of the most uncrowded sections of Glacier National Park and reached by private vehicle.
Most visitors arrive by boat from Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada, but it is also enjoyable to walk to this destination.
There are three park visitor centers, providing lots of information and amenities.
Last updated: November 12, 2019
PO Box 128 West Glacier, MT 59936
(406) 888-7800
