NPS Campsite Maps and Trail InformationLook through Glacier's Wilderness Map to find site codes, site opening dates, and special considerations for each wilderness camping location. Import the KMZ or GPX files for wilderness campgrounds, trailheads, and trails into your preferred mapping programs (Google Earth, Cal Topo, etc.) to aid in planning your trip. Trail and site conditions change frequently, but our Trail Status Reports page offers both seasonal generalizations as well as specific trail and campsite condition and closure updates throughout the summer season. It is always good practice to check this page when planning your itinerary as well as throughout the week leading up to your trip start date. Suggested Gear Lists
See our Winter Wilderness Camping page for more detail on winter camping in Glacier. Staying Safe in the WildernessThere are many potential hazards facing backpackers in Glacier's wilderness. Learn more about each of them on our Safety page.Transportation and Trip Support Options
From early July to Labor Day, the Logan Pass Shuttle provides an express service to Logan Pass from both the west and east sides of Going-to-the-Sun Road. This shuttle service replaces Glacier National Park’s previous first-come, first-served shuttle system. Tickets are required to ride the shuttles and service is designed to support day‑use access to Logan Pass. Check out the Logan Pass Shuttle page for details on current services.
Glacier Guides offers an array of trip-support services, such as:
Swan Mountain Outfitters offers drop-camp service using stock to pack your gear into certain sites. A backcountry permit is required. Contact information for both companies can be found on our Guided Hiking page. Information regarding the use of stock in wilderness can be found on our Private Stock Use page. Additional Resources
Wilderness Camping Advance ReservationsLearn the steps to secure an advance reservation wilderness camping permit, from start to finish. 
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Last updated: April 20, 2026