Glacier National Park in 2026
Know Before You Go

Planning a trip to Glacier National Park in 2026? A few updates will shape how visitors experience the park this year. From a new entrance fee for non-resident visitors to parking limits at Logan Pass and changes to the park shuttle system, it’s important to get up to speed before you go.

The good news: vehicle reservations will not be required in 2026, giving travelers more flexibility when entering the park. Still, popular areas can fill quickly, and new parking and shuttle rules at Logan Pass will require some advance planning. Get the full breakdown and tips for planning your 2026 Glacier adventure.

Spring Events
and Festivities

Spring brings a full calendar of events to Western Montana’s Glacier Country. Communities across the region celebrate with film festivals, rodeos, outdoor markets, live music and hometown gatherings—from the International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula to the St. Regis Flea Market to the Bigfork Whitewater Festival. Explore some of the season’s highlights and start planning now.

5 Bitterroot Valley
Adventures

Western Montana’s Bitterroot Valley offers a mix of outdoor adventure, local flavor and rich history. Hike scenic trails, bike the paved Bitterroot Trail or explore museums and historic sites that tell the story of the region. After a day outdoors, unwind at a local brewery, cidery or distillery, or relax in a mineral hot springs. Discover five ways to explore the Bitterroot Valley.