Travel / Tourism
Travel and tourism to Glacier National Park is growing each year; it is one of the largest of the national parks in the country covering 1,013,598 acres of territory. Located in the northern section of Montana, Glacier Park sits on the Canadian border.
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Aero Inn - adjacent to Kalispell City Airport
Comfortable, clean lodging w/no frills and exceptional value rates. Pool, hot tub, WiFi, close to downtown shopping and lots of restaurants. We support local events & teams.
(406) 755-3798
Glacier Park is a popular travel and tourism destination because of the natural beauty of the area and the untouched wilderness that surrounds the visitor from every side. The mountains are tremendous, covered in snow, and surrounded by mountain lakes and creeks. Most of the land has been left alone by people and remained in its natural state, due to its remoteness and the lack of settlers throughout the nineteenth century.
At the park there are plenty of opportunities for skiing, exploring terrain such as glades, alpine bowls, and ice fields. However, keep in mind that ski areas in the park are only suitable for people who are knowledgeable about traveling in avalanche zones. Always wear avalanche transceivers and be prepared at all times.
Hiking in Glacier National Park is also rewarding. The Columbia Mountains are steep and offer narrow valleys - this means there are only a scattering of easy hikes and many difficult ones.
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