Glacier National Park
Days 1-7Days 1-7Going-to-the-Sun RoadCompleted in 1932, an 80 km road across the park over Logan Pass, clinging to the Garden Wall past stone parapets, hand-dug tunnels and waterfalls, fully open only from mid-summer.€30Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Logan Pass and Hidden LakeThe summer heart of the park, a plateau of flowering alpine meadows where mountain goats graze, with a partly boardwalked trail up to the Hidden Lake overlook.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Highline TrailThe park's most famous hike, along a ledge cut into the Garden Wall and high above the McDonald Valley to Granite Park Chalet, with mountain goats and bighorn sheep almost guaranteed.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Lake McDonaldThe park's largest lake, whose clear water reveals red, green and blue pebbles near Apgar, with a 1913 hunting lodge and historic boats offering one-hour cruises.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Avalanche LakeThe park's favourite family hike, from the Trail of the Cedars through centuries-old forest to a lake in a cirque of cliffs streaked with waterfalls fed by snow and glacier.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Grinnell GlacierA trail in the Many Glacier area past milky turquoise lakes to an overlook on one of the park's most accessible glaciers, whose meltwater lake is dotted with icebergs.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7St. Mary LakeA windswept lake on the east side where the Rockies meet the plains, with the park's most photographed view at Wild Goose Island and an easy trail to St. Mary Falls.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Bowman LakeA wild lake in the remote North Fork valley, reached by bumpy dirt roads from Polebridge, with a pebble beach, a primitive campground and lakeshore trails far from the crowds.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →