Glacier National Park
Unbeatable
Lodging, Dining & Events
Your Peaceful Mountain Retreat at the Edge of Wilderness
Nestled at the southeastern edge of Glacier National Park, Summit Mountain Lodge offers a rare blend of rustic comfort and natural splendor. Our secluded 32-acre property features private cabins with panoramic mountain views, a top-rated steakhouse serving locally-sourced cuisine, and unparalleled access to the wild beauty that surrounds us.
Step into living history at Summit Mountain Lodge, where our steakhouse occupies an iconic 1906 Great Northern train station—remodeled as a Swiss chalet in 1928—that still sits along the active railway line where trains continue to pass by today.
Wilderness
Relaxation
What We Offer
Private Cabins
Watch wildlife from your front porch while enjoying modern comforts and breathtaking mountain views. Our nine cabins offer the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility, ideal for both adventurers and those seeking peaceful relaxation.
Our Steakhouse
Experience Montana’s finest local beef and fresh produce at our historic steakhouse. Enjoy house-made specialties and signature cocktails while taking in spectacular mountain views from our deck or cozy dining room.
Glacier Activities Map
Perfectly positioned between both entrances to Going-to-the-Sun Road and just minutes from Two Medicine, our lodge is your ideal basecamp for Glacier adventures. Access prime hiking trails, wildlife viewing spots, and hidden gems with our exclusive area guide.
Amazing Wedding Venue
Say “I do” against the backdrop of Glacier’s towering peaks. Our outdoor pavilion, perennial gardens, and scenic ceremony platform create an unforgettable setting for your special day. With on-site catering, accommodations for up to 47 guests, and breathtaking photo opportunities, we offer a complete mountain wedding experience.
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Mountain Lodge
Our Historic Location
Step into living history at Summit Mountain Lodge. Our steakhouse is housed in an iconic Great Northern train station built in 1906, which was remodeled as a Swiss chalet in 1928. Originally located within Glacier National Park and moved to its current location in the 1980s, our property combines fascinating railway heritage with the timeless majesty of the surrounding wilderness.