Glacier National Park Adventures
Glacier National Park in Montana offers stunning mountainous landscapes with diverse ecosystems, attracting outdoor enthusiasts for its hiking, wildlife viewing, and breathtaking scenery.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Glacier National Park.
Entrance Requirements
Entrance fees or annual passes required.
Best Time to Visit
July to September is the best time for visit due to full road and trail access.
Visitor Information
Apgar Visitor Center, St. Mary Visitor Center, and Logan Pass Visitor Center
Getting There
Access primarily via U.S. Route 2 or MT Highway 89; Going-to-the-Sun Road has seasonal closures.
Weather & Climate
Summers are mild with temperatures ranging from 50s to 80s Fahrenheit, while winters are snowy and cold, often below freezing, with roads and trails under heavy snowfall.
Conservation Efforts
Glacier retreat due to climate change is a significant concern, along with maintaining ecological balance amidst increasing visitor numbers.
Camping in Glacier National Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Apgar Campground
Located near the West Entrance, it offers easy access to visitor services.
Many Glacier Campground
Known for its stunning views and proximity to popular trails.
Top Trails
Highline Trail
Follows the Continental Divide with expansive views and wildlife sightings.
Grinnell Glacier Trail
Leads to impressive glacier views and turquoise alpine lakes.
Hidden Lake Trail
Offers panoramic vistas and the chance to see mountain goats.
Avalanche Lake Trail
A family-friendly scenic hike to a picturesque lake surrounded by waterfalls.
Trailblazer Tips
Start hikes early to avoid crowds and increase wildlife viewing opportunities.
Summer offers the best access, but snow may linger on trails into late June.
Backcountry camping requires permits that are limited; plan and book early.
Carry bear spray at all times and know how to use it effectively.