East Glacier Park Travel Guide

 Windseekr Says:  Two large scale forest fires are presently burning adjacent this scenic National treasure. To the south, a huge fire is raging in the Bob Marshall Wilderness area, and the other is located in the vicinity of Whitefish, Montana. This photograph shows how the drift smoke from... 

 Windseekr Says:  Approaching East Glacier, St. Mary's from the south. The highway is a slow, curveiliner road. Drive safely and slowly while enjoying this breath taking scenery. This is God's incredible creation. 

 10eke Says:  Logan Pass is closed during winter, on the park's web-site you can track the progress of the snow-clearing team. They proudly announced the re-opening of the pass showing a videoclip of the victorious team. Unfortunatley by the time we arrived two weeks later, the pass was... 

 10eke Says:  We noticed that after a group on horseback passed us by near McDonald Falls, the path was cleared of anything the horses dropped during their promenade. I must say that this is really appreciated by us simple folks on foot! 

 10eke Says:  Depending on the season you can get a free carwash at the Weeping Wall, be there when the snow melts! 

 judydickey Says:  We stayed in the main inn at Glacier, since accomodations outside the park are quite a drive from what we wanted to see. The inn is on a deep lake, and has a great dining room that is kid-friendly. You can stay in rooms in the inn, or in cabins for one family, or in... 

 Tri Says:  A good place for a pitt stop is The Two Sister's Cafe, near Babb, MT.The owner/cook is a grouch. Blackberry pie a la mode!!!! 

 judydickey Says:  Hike! Walk all the terrific trails. The thing we liked best about this national park was the non-commercial nature. Everything was do-it-yourself. The scenery was amazing, especially for a Florida family. Bear warnings are posted everywhere, and bears are a real danger on...