Make sure you know all the tips of Driving the Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park before you arrive. Read on for all the must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips.Read More
Start your Glacier journey in Apgar Village, right at the edge of Lake McDonald. With mountain views, local shops, and a laid-back vibe, this lakeside village is the perfect welcome to the park. Relax by the water, browse handmade crafts, or snap photos of the scenery. Apgar blends national park charm with big mountain views.Read More
The Many Glacier area is often called the “Switzerland of North America” and it’s easy to see why. Here, jagged peaks rise above turquoise lakes, and the historic Many Glacier Hotel adds timeless charm. Walk the lake’s edge, spot wildlife, and take in some of Glacier’s most dramatic views.Read More
The Weeping Wall is a seasonal waterfall where snowmelt spills down the rock face and onto the road. If you drive by in early summer, you might get a cool spray on your windshield. It’s a fun, quick stop and one of Glacier’s most unique roadside features.Read More
Oberlin Bend offers stunning views of Mount Oberlin and the surrounding peaks. From this pull-off along the Going-to-the-Sun Road, you’ll see deep valleys and high ridgelines that show off the park’s alpine beauty. It’s a great place for wide-angle photos and fresh mountain air.Read More
At Siyeh Bend, two clear glacial streams come together, creating a vivid splash of blue-green water against a rocky landscape. This is a striking photo spot and a good place to see the power of water shaping the mountains. The dramatic scenery here shows off the heart of Glacier’s rugged beauty.Read More
Haystack Falls is a roadside waterfall that tumbles down the cliffs near the Going-to-the-Sun Road. It's an easy stop and a great place to stretch your legs, listen to rushing water, and grab a photo.Read More
