Glacier National Park
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1. Going-to-the-Sun Road
Scenic Drive/TourThis magnificent, 50-mile highway—the only American roadway designated both a National Historic Landmark and a National Civil Engineering Landmark...Read More
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2. Apgar
Town/VillageOn the southwest end of Lake McDonald, this tiny hamlet has a few stores, an ice-cream shop, motels, ranger buildings, a campground, and a historic...Read More
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3. Apgar
Restaurant–SightIn a tree-shaded area at the southern end of Lake McDonald, the Apgar Campground has tables, drinking water, and restrooms....Read More
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4. Apgar Visitor Center
Information CenterThis is a great first stop if you're entering the park from the west. Here you can get all kinds of information, including maps, permits, books...Read More
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5. Avalanche Creek
Restaurant–SightThis picnic area is near two popular day hikes. There are tables, restrooms, and drinking water, and shuttle transfers are available in summer....Read More
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6. Big Sky Waterpark
Amusement Park/Water ParkDuring summer, the water park is a popular place. Besides the 10 waterslides and a golf course, there are arcade games, bumper cars, a carousel...Read More
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7. Bigfork
Town/VillageAbout 45 minutes from Glacier's west entrance on Flathead Lake's pristine northeast shore, Bigfork twinkles with decorative lights that adorn...Read More
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8. Browning
Town/VillageAbout 35 miles east of Glacier, Browning is the center of the Blackfeet Nation, whose name is thought to derive from the color of its members...Read More
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9. Columbia Falls
Amusement Park/Water ParkThis small town 19 miles southwest of the Apgar Visitor Center has restaurants, services, and accommodations. Near the town are two excellent...Read More
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10. East Glacier
Town/VillageEarly tourists to Glacier National Park first stopped in East Glacier, where the Great Northern Railway had established a station. Although...Read More
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11. Essex
Town/VillageThe village of Essex, along U.S. 2, 30 miles southeast of West Glacier, borders the southern tip of the park and is the site of the main rail...Read More
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12. Fish Creek
Restaurant–SightIn a forested area adjacent to Lake McDonald, this picnic area has tables, drinking water, and restrooms. There's a swimming area nearby, and...Read More
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13. Goat Lick Overlook
Viewpoint/Scenic OverlookMountain goats frequent this natural salt lick on a cliff above the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. You can watch the wildlife from an observation...Read More
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14. Grinnell and Salamander Glaciers
Geological SiteThese glaciers formed as one ice mass, but in 1926 they broke apart and have been shrinking ever since. The best viewpoint is reached by the...Read More
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15. Hidden Lake Overlook
Body Of Water/WaterfallTake a walk from Logan Pass up to see the crystalline Hidden Lake, which often still has ice clinging to it in early July. It's a 1½-mile hike...Read More
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16. Jackson Glacier Overlook
Viewpoint/Scenic OverlookOn the eastern side of the Continental Divide, you come into view of Jackson Glacier looming in a rocky pass across the upper St. Mary River...Read More
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17. Lake McDonald
Body Of Water/WaterfallThis beautiful 10-mile-long lake, the parks' largest lake, is accessible year-round from Going-to-the-Sun Road. Take a boat ride to the middle...Read More
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18. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center
Museum/GalleryFollow the trail that the Corps of Discovery traveled 200 years ago (1803–06) in search of an overland route to the Pacific Ocean and experience...Read More
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19. Logan Pass
Scenic Drive/TourAt 6,646 feet, this is the highest point in the park accessible by motor vehicle. Crowded with tourists in July and August, it offers unparalleled...Read More
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20. Logan Pass Visitor Center
Information CenterBuilt of stone, this center stands sturdy against the severe weather that forces it to close in winter. When it's open, rangers give 10-minute...Read More
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