As the Crown of the Continent, Glacier is the headwaters for streams that flow to the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and to Hudson's Bay. What happens here affects waters in a huge section of North America. Due to a detection of invasive mussel populations in central Montana, Glacier has closed all park waters to motorized and trailered watercraft until further notice. Read More
Crown of the Continent
Plan Your Trip
Things you need to know to plan a trip to the park.
Things to Do
Hiking, biking, backcountry camping, boating, guided tours, ranger talks...it's all here.
Going-to-the-Sun Road
A quintessential part of any Glacier visit, Going-to-the-Sun Road connects the east and west sides through the middle of the park.
Camping
Enjoy the crackling of a campfire and sleep under the stars. With 13 campgrounds and 1,009 sites to choose from, options are plentiful.
International Designations
In addition to being a national park, Glacier is an international peace park, biosphere reserve, and world heritage site.
Nearby Attractions
There are many other places nearby that offer a host of different and interesting vacation options.
Last updated: June 30, 2017