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Glacier National Park
Savor some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. Glacier National Park encompasses more than a million acres of forests, alpine meadows, rugged peaks, and glacial-carved valleys in the Northern Rocky Mountains.
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Location
Glacier Park crosses into Canada in the northwest corner of Montana.
Flora & Fauna
The park’s diverse habitats are home to more than 70 mammal species, including the grizzly bear, wolverine, and lynx.
Did You Know?
There are 762 lakes to enjoy during a Glacier National Park vacation.
1-Day Itinerary
Drive the 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road, cutting through Glacier National Park’s wild interior and stopping along the way at overlooks and for a quick hike—or two. Don’t want to drive? The park runs a shuttle service with frequent stops during the summer.
More Time?
- Attend a ranger-led walk, talk, or hike.
- Learn about Glacier National Park’s plants and animal inhabitants at the Discovery Cabin in Apgar Village.
- Explore 700+ miles of trails, trekking through forests and up mountains.
- Cruise Many Glacier, Two Medicine, Rising Sun, or Lake McDonald. During your voyage, you’ll learn about geology, park history, and much more.
Know Before You Go
- Beware of water and snow hazards, altitude sickness, and hypothermia.
- Go to Glacier National Park in September to avoid crowds, but still enjoy sunny weather.
Other Parks in the Mountain Region:
Arches National Park–Utah
Bryce Canyon National Park–Utah
Grand Teton National Park–Wyoming
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site–Montana
Mesa Verde National Park–Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park–Colorado
Yellowstone National Park–Wyoming
Zion National Park–Utah
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