Though water will be available for the restrooms, drinking water will not be available for a few more days. Visitor Center hours will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through September 6 th . Trails in the area remain covered under several feet of snow making hiking difficult. Some trails may be closed due to safety concerns. Currently, the Highline Trail is closed between Logan Pass and Grinnell Glacier Overlook because of hazardous snow.
Conditions can change rapidly, so hikers are advised to be prepared for wind and snow.
Unseasonably warm weather on both sides of the Continental Divide is rapidly melting snowpack that could mean black ice on the road in the morning and increased chances of sliding snow and rockfall. Drivers are cautioned to watch out for rocks and to not park vehicles under overhanging snowbanks or slopes. Despite the warm weather, snow accumulations are still above normal at higher elevations, which could mean more likelihood of problems on the road than usually found at this time of year. Travelers should be aware that possible short-term delays or closures could occur from extreme weather changes, rockslides, or unforeseen reasons. If this happens, every effort will be made to reopen the road as soon as safely possible.