Category: Glacier National Park

Planning a trip to Glacier National Park in 2026? A few important updates will shape how visitors experience the park this year. From entrance fees to parking changes at Logan Pass, here’s what you should know if you are visiting Glacier National Park in 2026. Please plan ahead. NO VEHICLE RESERVATION SYSTEM FOR 2026 Unlike […]

Winter offers a different way to explore Western Montana. Snow shifts the pace, opens up new terrain and brings out activities that families return to year after year. With an average of 300 inches of snowfall, the region is well-suited for downhill runs, quiet forest outings and hands-on winter experiences for all ages. Our communities […]

Western Montana boasts world-class skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort—recently ranked No. 3 Top Ski Resort in the West by SKI magazine. The quintessential mountain town of Whitefish, only 8 miles south of the resort, combines small-town charm with fabulous après ski options.

Winter in Glacier National Park offers quiet, snow-filled adventures—wildlife watching, peaceful trails and wintry landscapes. Preparation is key this time of year, and a little planning goes a long way toward a safe, memorable visit. Know before you go, and set yourself up for a great day in the park. PARK ACCESS AND RECREATION Snow […]

There’s no shortage of reasons to appreciate Western Montana’s Glacier Country, and our gratitude goes beyond the clean water, mountain air and wide-open spaces that shape daily life here. This region is defined just as much by its creative communities, welcoming small towns and rich cultural heritage. Here are 10 reasons Glacier Country continues to […]

Western Montana’s Glacier Country lies within the traditional, ancestral territory of the Amskapi Piikani, Ksanka, Seli’š, and Qlispe’ people. Native American Heritage Month, observed each November, offers an opportunity for reflection, learning and deeper appreciation of the tribes who have called this land home for countless generations. We honor the enduring connection, cultural traditions and […]

One of the best parts of Western Montana is sharing space with wildlife. Our region is one of the most intact ecosystems in the lower 48, so chances are good you’ll spot animals while you’re here. As you do, remember that wildlife is just that—wild. Enjoy them from a safe distance, and always act responsibly. […]

Fall in Western Montana is a wonderful season for wholesome family fun. Get spooked at Garnet Ghost Town, trace history at Travelers’ Rest State Park and soak in hot springs among the crisp mountain air. Watch the hillsides turn gold at the CSKT Bison Range, attend a fall harvest festival, then cap off the adventure […]

Glacier National Park is open year-round, and fall offers a season all its own. Glacial-carved valleys and mountainsides shift into shades of gold, adding depth and color to the already dramatic landscape. With fewer visitors and excellent opportunities for birding and wildlife watching, it’s one of the most rewarding times to explore. Plus, vehicle reservations […]

A destination wedding in Western Montana brings your vision to life against some of the most remarkable backdrops in the West. Picture exchanging vows in a mountain meadow, by the lake or among the beauty of Glacier National Park. Ride down the aisle on horseback, weave fly-fishing into your celebration, make a grand exit by […]