Going-to-the-Sun Road
A legendary mountain highway delivering dramatic glacier-carved landscapes, sweeping vistas, and unforgettable Rocky Mountain scenery.
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Glacier National Park, often called the “Crown of the Continent,” spans more than a million acres of pristine wilderness in Montana’s Rocky Mountains. With alpine meadows bursting with wildflowers, rugged peaks carved by ancient ice, shimmering lakes, and one of the most diverse ecosystems in North America, the park offers breathtaking scenery at every turn. Established in 1910, it features over 700 miles of trails, historic lodges, rich wildlife, and dramatic landscapes shaped by centuries of glacial movement.
A legendary mountain highway delivering dramatic glacier-carved landscapes, sweeping vistas, and unforgettable Rocky Mountain scenery.
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A serene, crystal-clear lake framed by snow-capped mountains and colorful pebbled shores.
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A dramatic alpine valley of rugged peaks, turquoise lakes, iconic wildlife, and historic lodges.
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An accessible high-alpine viewpoint offering glacier-carved panoramas and frequent mountain goat sightings.
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A peaceful, culturally significant valley with striking mountains, serene lakes, and uncrowded hiking opportunities.
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A world-famous ridge-top hike offering dramatic cliffs, wildflowers, and sweeping Continental Divide views
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A shimmering turquoise lake famous for dramatic mountain reflections and the iconic Wild Goose Island.
Read MoreHike trails ranging from accessible boardwalks to challenging backcountry routes, join ranger-led programs including guided walks and evening talks, experience boat tours on the historic wooden vessels on St. Mary and Lake McDonald, spot diverse wildlife from safe distances, photograph spectacular alpine scenery, stargaze in the certified Dark Sky Park, and explore the park's cultural history at historic chalets and lodges.
Visitor center shops and lodge gift stores offer curated park merchandise including apparel, patches, photography books, and trail guides. Glacier is famous for huckleberry products such as jams, chocolates, teas, and syrups. Locally crafted Blackfeet Nation artwork, beadwork, and jewelry showcase regional culture. Montana sapphires, handmade wooden items, and nature-inspired art make memorable take-home souvenirs. Many shops prioritize sustainably sourced, locally produced goods.
Dining inside the park centers around historic lodge restaurants serving Montana flavors like huckleberries, trout, and local beef. Casual cafés and grab-and-go outlets are available near visitor centers. In gateway towns, travelers find a wider range of restaurants, from family-owned diners to craft breweries. Nightlife is minimal; evenings are best spent attending ranger programs, relaxing in lodge common areas, or stargazing beneath some of Montana’s clearest skies.
A free shuttle operates along Going-to-the-Sun Road in peak season, though timed entry reservations are required for private vehicles in summer. Rental cars from Kalispell and Whitefish provide flexibility. Red Bus Tours offer nostalgic, open-air sightseeing adventures. Amtrak’s Empire Builder stops at East Glacier and West Glacier during summer. Cell service is limited, weather changes rapidly, and wildlife safety is crucial—carry bear spray and maintain proper viewing distances.
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