The map above contains all trails with immediate hazards. We are slowly incorporating individual trail information and it will be visible when it becomes available on our new system. They may be outdated and inaccurate regarding downed trees, brush, or other dynamic natural conditions or events. Please read the trail status summaries and glossary of terms below and carry appropriate gear. Winter TrailsDuring the winter, summer trails are not always the best routes for skiing and snowshoeing due to avalanche terrain and accessibility. The skiing and snowshoeing page provides trail status for popular routes in the winter. Please visit our skiing and snowshoeing page for more information and updates. Trail Status SummaryThe following generalizations are provided for your convenience to better understand what you may encounter when backpacking or day hiking in Glacier. Be aware that mountain weather is unpredictable; always be prepared for a variety of conditions. May 1 – June 30 Early Season July 1 – July 31 Transition into Summer August 1 – Aug 31 Accessible High Country September 1 – November 20 Autumn November 20 – April 30 Winter Glossary of TermsThroughout the sub-district trail segment lists, the following terms are used: Initial Clearing Snow Hazard Water Hazard Map and Compass Stock Use Not Recommended Hazards from fires and weather events Date and Radio Number Entry and Exit Information for Goat HauntInformation on entering the United States from Waterton Lake National Park is available on the Visiting Goat Haunt page of the website. Waterton Townsite is NOT a Canadian Port of Entry therefore all arrivals to Waterton Townsite must phone Canadian Customs without delay at (403) 653-3535 or (403) 653-3009 for acceptance/rejection by Canadian authorities. More Information on contacting Canadian Customs is available at the Waterton Lakes Visitor Centre or the Waterton Station of the Royal Canadian Mounted. |
Last updated: July 9, 2024