Glacier Bay National Park surrounds 1,583 square miles of wilderness in the mountains of northwestern Montana. It is home to diverse wildlife including mountain goats, bighorn sheep, coyotes and grizzly bears. You can go backpacking, hiking, cycling, swimming, cross-country skiing, and then go camping on your camper van after a long splendid day of adventure.

Start your adrenaline adventure by hiking and enjoy the breathtaking views in Grinnell Glacier or Highline trail and get to photograph stunning overlook views. Or if you want to go fishing while trailing, Avalanche Lake or Hidden Lake can be a perfect spot for you. Savor tasty, fresh caught fish from the lake and enjoy your lunch while getting mesmerized by the scenery of mountains.

There are other impressive lakes within Glacier National Park like Saint Mary Lake and Lake McDonald, both of which offer abundant wildlife. You can also take in the incredible views at Iceberg lake, where iceberg peaks tower over crystal clear waters. Imagine the fresh air blowing through your face as you gaze out into the natural unparalleled beauty.



Blackfoot Glacier is the largest glacier of the 26 glaciers present in the park which measures less than one square mile.

Home to 71 species of mammals, Glacier’s ecosystem has essentially remained intact and undisturbed.

Glacier National Park is a part of the world’s first international peace park.