When you enter the park, you'll be given the park's publication Nature with a Naturalist, which lists the naturalist-led programs offered at Glacier and Waterton. There is a wide variety of hikes, boat trips, campfire programs, and family programs, and other activities. Many are accessible for those in wheelchairs. There are also campfire presentations given by members of the Salish, Kootenai, and Blackfeet tribes. Most programs are free, although those including boat trips may have a small fee associated. For schedules, check the park newspapers or call tel. 406/888-7800.
Glacier National Park Travel Experiences
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Going to the Sun
The Going to the Sun Road runs east-west through the middle of the park and scales the Continental Divide at Logan Pass. Along the... Continue reading »
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Glacier National Park - Driving to the Top of the...
This story is about the drive. It took 3.5 hours to get from Drumheller to St. Mary's on the eastern edge of Glacier Park.&n... Continue reading »
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Day 25 - Whitefish
A little warning to you all – I was watching the news this morning and am in the middle of an outbreak of West Nile disease. I don’t kno... Continue reading »
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The Grinnell Lake and Glacier hikes
After completing the Going to the Sun Road drive, we relocated northward to the Many Glacier area of the park. We stayed at the Swi... Continue reading »
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Glacier National Park
After Crater Lake, we drove on to Bend, Oregon which sits along the Deschutes River. It is an up and coming resort community with plenty... Continue reading »
