The photos on this page are from the official NPS Glacier Site Glacier National Park, located in northern Montana, features over one million acres of rugged mountain beauty. As its name implies, several small glaciers are found within the park's boundaries. Glacier was established in 1910 as a national park and currently attracts roughly two million visitors per year to its snow-clad mountains and deep valleys. WHAT TO SEE AND DO Popular summer activities include hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, biking, camping, horseback outings, boating, fishing, sightseeing and backpacking.
Some activities do cost extra.
Glacier is known for having a high density of grizzly bears. Also, there are numerous gift shops, camp stores and restaurants inside the park. Finley-Holiday is the number one producer of National Park videos, and their Glacier video is the best on the market. Be sure to tell the folks at Finley-Holiday that you heard about them from Yellowstone Net. For more information about lodging, camping, summer tours, winter recreational packages and other reservations in Glacier and the surrounding area, click here to send an email request .