Things to Do in Glacier National Park
Plan Your Getaway Today!
Fish, Hike, Ride or Raft Through Glacier National Park.
Montana’s Glacier National Park is known for its towering waterfalls, majestic mountains and endless opportunities for adventure. Stunning scenery abounds and you can immerse yourself in this incredible landscape on foot or horse or from the water.
Whether you are looking for a thrill, or something to help you relax, there are plenty of things to do in Glacier National Park. Whichever way you decide to explore the park, it will provide an experience you won’t forget.
Fly Fishing in Glacier National Park
World class angling
East Glacier is home to some of the most pristine fly-fishing waters in North America. Cast for cutthroat trout, lake trout, bull trout and Arctic grayling in nearby streams. With unparalleled views, you’ll experience fishing the way it was meant to be.
Hiking in an Unbeatable Location
Summit remote peaks and visit turquoise glacial lakes
Hiking in Glacier National Park is an experience of a lifetime. You’ll find turquoise glacial lakes and streams, towering mountain peaks and even a few remaining glaciers, the feature for which the park was named. Hikes vary in length and difficulty and we are happy to help you personalize an itinerary.
Some resources you may wish to check out:, glacierguides.com/hiking
Whitewater and Scenic Rafting
Wild rapids and scenic floats
For those wanting to get the adrenaline pumping, you’ll find whitewater for all skill levels near Glacier National Park. Those looking for something a little more mellow can take in the landscape and look for wildlife like deer, elk and eagles on a scenic float.
We recommend Glacier Guides and Montana Raft for rafting and kayaking trips out of East Glacier.
Explore On Horseback
Cover more ground
The landscape in and around Glacier National Park is so vast it would take a lifetime to explore. For those wanting to cover more ground than they can on foot, horseback riding tours will take you around the area and even directly into the park. It’s a true Montana moment to look at the mountains from atop a horse.
Glacier National Park Photography
Ted Chase was born and raised in the wilds of Montana. He has spent the past 22 years exploring Glacier knows where to capture the best wildlife images. He and his wife bought “Summit Mountain Lodge” in 2013.
Summit Mountain Lodge and the surrounding area is a wildlife and landscape photographer’s dream location. Chase provides guests with tips on Glacier National Park photography, thats if you can catch him, he typically works 15 hour days!
Ted has more than 20 years experience as a professional wildlife photographer. You can see an assortment of his images in the Summit Mountain Lodge Steakhouse and order prints at www.chasenwild.com
