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Western Montana has a diverse array of visitor centers, from museums and conservation centers to interpretive and educational sites. Across Glacier Country, these stops feature interactive exhibits, historic artifacts, scenic trails and hands-on experiences that help connect visitors to the places they’re exploring. Some visitor centers are open year-round, while others operate seasonally. Be sure […]

Across Western Montana’s Glacier Country, art, culture and creativity show up in unexpected ways—along trails, tucked into small towns and set against big landscapes. Open-air galleries, roadside landmarks and quiet cultural sites offer a different way to experience the outdoors. BIBLER HOME & GARDENS A hidden gem in Kalispell, Bibler Home & Gardens is a four-acre […]

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. […]

Glacier Country offers a wealth of winter recreation opportunities. As you enjoy our snowy landscapes, remember to prioritize safety—for yourself, others, and the natural environment. Here are some guidelines on how to recreate responsibly in Western Montana this winter. WINTER DRIVING Follow the below tips to be prepared for winter driving conditions. AVALANCHE SAFETY Always […]

To enhance the visitor experience, Glacier National Park has again implemented a vehicle reservation system for the 2024 peak season—May 24 through September 8. This system helps manage congestion within the park, and it applies to the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road, the North Fork and Many Glacier during peak hours. Each location has unique […]