The History Behind This Remote Hotel In Montana Is Both Eerie And Fascinating
More than 100 years ago, the Great Northern Railway helped promote legislation that established Glacier National Park. Several hotels, chalets, boats, roads, and trails were designed and built to attract tourists, one of which was the elegant Many Glacier Hotel.

It's a peaceful place, although it looks a little eerie when the fog rolls in.

Several hundred men worked on the construction. A sawmill, erected near the hotel site, fashioned thousands of boards from trees which were cut down inside the park.

And it must have been the perfect location because apparently some guests never left.

Many guests have reported seeing, hearing or sensing strange things.

The woman eventually vanished.

"It talks to you," he said in 2006. "Sometimes you feel like it's alive — you sense it. Those mountains up there are just glowing, just powerful, and here it is. You have to respect it."

We may never know for sure — but we do know that this is an important piece of the park's history.
Do you ever stay at Many Glacier Hotel in the summertime? It’s definitely one of the more fascinating parts of Glacier National Park.
Address: Many Glacier Hotel, 1147 Rte 3, Browning, MT 59417, USA