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Glacier National Park
3 stamp stations
Apgar Visitor Center
Address: Going-to-the-Sun Road, West Glacier, MT 59936
Glacier National Park, the Crown of the Continent, holds a million acres of glacier-carved Rocky Mountain peaks, 130 named lakes, and the last of the ice sheets that sculpted them. The Blackfeet and other tribes hunted and gathered here for centuries before George Bird Grinnell championed the park's creation in 1910.
Ride the red buses over Going-to-the-Sun Road, spot mountain goats at Logan Pass, and walk the lakeshore trails; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Highline Trail along the Garden Wall or climb toward Grinnell Glacier.
Address: Going-to-the-Sun Road, West Glacier, MT 59936
Glacier National Park, the Crown of the Continent, holds a million acres of glacier-carved Rocky Mountain peaks, 130 named lakes, and the last of the ice sheets that sculpted them. The Blackfeet and other tribes hunted and gathered here for centuries before George Bird Grinnell championed the park's creation in 1910.
Ride the red buses over Going-to-the-Sun Road, spot mountain goats at Logan Pass, and walk the lakeshore trails; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Highline Trail along the Garden Wall or climb toward Grinnell Glacier.
Glacier National Park, the Crown of the Continent, holds a million acres of glacier-carved Rocky Mountain peaks, 130 named lakes, and the last of the ice sheets that sculpted them. The Blackfeet and other tribes hunted and gathered here for centuries before George Bird Grinnell championed the park's creation in 1910.
Ride the red buses over Going-to-the-Sun Road, spot mountain goats at Logan Pass, and walk the lakeshore trails; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Highline Trail along the Garden Wall or climb toward Grinnell Glacier.
