Aapaawapsspi (Huckleberry)

Akai miniw (Black Elderberry)

Apgar Campground

• The Apgar Campground in Glacier Naitonal Park.

Apgar Village

Apgar Visitor Center

Asiitsiksimm (Black Cottonwood)

Avalanche Creek

Avalanche Lake Trail

• The Avalanche Lake Trail begins in the same place as the Trail of the Cedars and the Avalanche Campground. The trail climbs steadily through an old growth forest to an alpine like with outstanding waterfalls. Avalanche Lake 2.3 mi (3.7 km), one way Elevation gain: 500 ft (152 m) Trailhead: Avalanche Picnic Area

Beaver Pond Loop Trailhead

• In the summer, Beaver Pond Loop is a nice, relatively flat trail for hikers. In the winter, this route offers skiing and snowshoeing through aspen, meadows, and mixed conifer stands in the rolling hills east of St. Mary Lake.

Big Bend - GTSR

Bird Woman Falls Overlook

Camas Road Gate Parking

• Parking at the Camas Road Gate is only allowed during the winter months. From here, skiers and snowshoers can access a variety of trails.

East Tunnel

Fire Through Time

• Learn the history of fire in Glacier over the past century.

Fire in the Park

• Examine a map of Glacier's fire history over the last 100+ years.

Fire on the Rise

• Learn how climate change is affecting fires in Glacier and across the Northern Rockies.

Forest and Fire Nature Trail

• Visit the Forest and Fire Nature Trail to learn about the history and future of wildland fire in Glacier National Park.

Forest and Fire Nature Trail Fire Ecology

• Explore a piece of fire history in Glacier on this short nature trail, through a forest that has burned 3 times in the last 100 years.

Forest and Fire Nature Trailhead

• Learn about the Forest and Fire Nature Trail and the fire ecology that is found along the trail.

Going-to-the-Sun Road West Side Winter Gate Closure

• The Going to the Sun Road closes to vehicle traffic in the winter just past Lake McDonald Lodge. Though this section of the road is closed in the winter to vehicles, the road remains open to hikers and skiers.

Granite Park Chalet

• Experience unequaled back country hospitality in one of Glacier National Park's most panoramic and pristine wilderness environments.

Grizzly Bear and Wolverine Superpowers Exhibit

Jackson Glacier Overlook

Jackson Glacier Overlook: Recent Mountain Glaciers

Lake McDonald Lodge

• Lake McDonald Lodge sits on the shore of Lake McDonald and has been welcoming guests since 1914. Built in a Swiss style of architecture it retains a "hunting lodge" feel as guests enter the lobby surrounded by animal mounts and rustic log banisters. It remains the primary lodging facility on the west side of the park.

Lakeshore View of Many Glacier Hotel

Logan Pass

Logan Pass Causes and Consequences Exhibit

• An upright tri-panel exhibit behind the Logan Pass Visitor Center. Two panels are about climate change and the third is a map of the area. The two climate panels are titled Causes & Consequences and Solutions & Benefits.

Logan Pass Ramp Exhibit about Snowpack

Logan Pass Trio of Geology and Climate Exhibits

Lunch Creek

Maksskitsi (Mountain Ash)

Many Glacier Hotel

• The Many Glacier Hotel was the showpiece of the many hotels and chalets that the Great Northern Railway built in Glacier National Park.

Many Glacier Hotel Lobby

Marmot and Pika Superpowers Exhibit

McDonald Creek Overlook

North Lake McDonald View

Oberlin Bend

Okonoki (Serviceberry)

Otohtoksinii (Thimbleberry)

Pokintsomo (Cow Parsnip)

Ptarmigan and Weasel Superpowers Exhibit

Rising Sun

Rising Sun Motor Inn and Cabins

• Built in 1940, Rising Sun Motor Inn and Cabins sits adjacent to spectacular St. Mary Lake inside Glacier National Park and is surrounded by soaring mountain peaks. In addition to 72 cabins and motor inn rooms, you will find the Two Dog Flats Grill, campstore, and gift shop.

Running Eagle Falls Nature Trail

Running Eagle Falls Trailhead

Sheep and Goat Superpowers Exhibit

Siyeh Bend

Sperry Chalet

• You will find the chalet on the west side of Gunsight mountain. Situated on an alpine ledge overlooking Lake McDonald and the Whitefish Range. Surrounded by craggy peaks, cascading waterfalls and up and down vistas it is an area full of alpine nooks and crannies waiting to be explored by those who like to relax and enjoy "away from it all".

St. Mary Falls Trail

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