Glacier National Park is exceptionally beautiful. No matter where you decide to go in the park, you will find countless trails to hike, sights to see, and wildlife to observe in their natural habitat.

A vehicle pass into Glacier National Park is $35/vehicle. You can also purchase an annual pass for $70/vehicle which we recommend doing if you plan to visit the park more than once during your stay.

Once in the park, we recommend you stop by Apgar Village to grab a Huckleberry Ice Cream cone and take a look at Lake McDonald. The Going to the Sun Road is one of the most exceptionally beautiful and iconic Glacier National Park staples that we cannot recommend enough (pictured above!). Polebridge Mercantile is a bakery located inside of the park that has many huckleberry pastries, including their famous Huckleberry Bear Claw.

For those who are unable to hike on foot, we recommend taking a Red Bus Tour which will allow you to see the park from their historic open-roofed red bus. Please click the link below for more information on the Red Bus Tour.

www.glaciernationalparklodges.com/red-bus-tours

Trail of Cedars - a 1 mile hiking loop that is completely flat and accessible to all.

Logan Pass, Hidden Lake Trail - a well known staple of Glacier National Park's hiking scene. Easy 3 mile hike.

Grinnell Glacier - 10.3 mile roundtrip hike to an active Glacier.

Great Northern Resort's website is a great tool to use to explore your whitewater rafting, floating, kayaking, or boat excursions on the glacial-fed Flathead River.

www.greatnorthernresort.com

We have several favorite restaurants surrounding Glacier. Regardless of where you decide to dine, we highly recommend you make reservations for dinner, as most restaurants require a reservation. Here are some of our favorites:

Breakfast - Montana Coffee Traders, Swift Creek Cafe

Lunch - The Wich Haus, Jersey Boys Pizzeria, Piggyback BBQ

Dinner - Latitude 48, Abruzzo, Firebrand Hotel, Ciao Mambo, Whitefish Lake Restaurant, Jalisco's Cantina, Tupelo Grille, Bulldog Saloon

Ice Cream - Sweet Peaks

Downtown Kalispell and Downtown Whitefish are home to two Main Streets of quaint, small town shops. Columbia Falls is home to many antique stores. There are also tons of breweries & distilleries surrounding the park that are worth visiting.