Glacier National Park, established in 1910, covers an area of 4,102 km² and is situated in north-western Montana next to the Canada-US border. The park is named after the many glaciers that make up its rugged landscape.
It is home to almost all of Montana’s native wildlife and plant species. This national park has got over 700 miles of hiking trails available, making it the ideal vacation spot for the hikers out there.
The landscape is also dotted with lush forests, pristine lakes, mountains with jagged peaks, and alpine meadows. Thus, all these features attract around 3 million tourists from all over the world, annually. You will find many unique places to stay in Glacier National Park, and we are here to highlight 7 of the best.