Take A Virtual Tour Of Nature Trails And Stunning Lakes At Glacier National Park In Montana
Jessica Wick
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We’re incredibly lucky to have Glacier National Park, a place people travel from all over the country (and internationally) to see, right here in Montana. And for those who just can’t wait to explore — hiking those trails, standing at those beautiful lake shores, and cruising along Going-to-the-Sun Road with sweaty palms — there’s a way to do so without packing a bag or planning a trip. Google Earth has some virtual tours of some of Glacier’s most iconic spots, so you can “visit” this stunning national park in Montana virtually while you plan your excursion to this epic place.
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Ready to plan a visit to this national park in Montana…virtually? Take a virtual tour of Montana’s crown jewel here.
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What are some things I can do at Glacier National Park?
While you can take a virtual visit of this amazing national park in Montana, you'll also want to plan an in-person visit to this immensely beautiful place. Glacier National Park is called the Crown Jewel of the Continent for a reason, and it’s certainly the most precious and beautiful place in Montana. This pristine park is home to everything from historic hotels, amazing hiking trails, mountains, waterfalls, winsome wildlife, and Montana's most rugged and remote campgrounds, so the list of things to do when visiting Glacier truly is endless! But our favorite activity might be hiking; Glacier National Park has over 745 miles of maintained hiking trails, and there are treks for hikers of all abilities and skill levels! Here is one of our favorite hikes at Glacier; it's a three-mile out-and-back trail that's a great day trek adventure.
How many waterfalls are there at Glacier National Park?
For waterfall chasers, there's truly no place on the planet like Glacier National Park. There are over 175 named mountains, 762 lakes, 563 streams, and more than 200 known waterfalls in the park. Wow!
What are some lodging options at Glacier National Park?
As one of the most incredible, bucket-list-worthy places in the country, Glacier National Park is home to some incredible, bucket-list-worthy accommodations. If you're looking for a cozy lodge experience, the Cedar Creek Lodge is the perfect place. Columbia Falls is located just 17 miles from Glacier, and this welcoming hotel offers WiFi, a business center, and a pool. Of course, Many Glacier Hotel is iconic, historic, and truly one-of-a-kind. Since 1914, Many Glacier Hotel has been accommodation Glacier's guests. The largest hotel in Glacier National Park, it's situated on the banks of Swiftcurrent Lake, meaning you'll have some of the world's best views from your balcony.