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This hike is all about the views so if it is foggy or smokey you should opt-out hiking it for that day.

Notes: The Logan Pass Visitor Center parking lot fills out quickly every day, if you plan on parking here to hike the Highline Trail you should get there by 6 A.M.

Bathrooms: Located in the parking area, None along the trail.

Season: Summer, Fall ( Research the best time to visit Glacier National Park).

Pets Allowed: No dogs, Pets are not permitted on trails, along lakeshores outside of developed locations, in the backcountry, or in any building.

Trailhead: Across from the Logan Pass Visitor Center.

Even if you’re not willing to walk the entire length, the views of Logan Pass start from beginning to end, meaning you don’t have to go too far to discover the beauty of the trail. This 15.2-mile hike takes most tourists around 4-5 hours to complete. No trip to Glacier National Park would be complete without hiking the Highline Trail! Although it’s considered by some to be a strenuous hike, tourists come in their droves to walk the trail and take in the sweeping landscapes along the way. Three Falls Trail (St Mary & Virginia Falls)

So, hop on the Going to the Sun Road, find a parking spot, lace up your boots and grab your walking stick, adventure awaits!ĭon’t leave home without your own: Lonely Planet USA’s National Parks (Travel Guide) From off the beaten path adventures to relaxing, family-friendly trails, Glacier National Park has a little something for everyone. We’ve brought all the best hikes in Glacier National Park to one place so you can pick and choose what hikes you want to squeeze in on your vacation. Especially if you’re short on time, finding the best hike for you is no easy task. With more than 700 miles of trails cutting through the park, even the most seasoned hiker may not know where to begin. While there are ways travelers can stay in their car or just take a few steps away from the visitor center to enjoy the beauty of Montana, to experience everything Glacier National Park has to offer, you’ll have to hit the trails.

This national park is one of the few places left in the United States where you can truly see the wild side of the country. Pristine blue lakes set between towering snow-capped mountains – this will be an average sight as you take on the best hikes in Glacier National Park during your visit!Īs you begin your hike, you’re bound to see mountain goats scurrying up the hillside and eagles soaring overhead.