Glacier National Park News

Let's picture Polson. It's hard to say this without sounding clichA©: Polson is charming.

A multiyear rehabilitation project on the 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road will likely be finished in early 2017, Glacier National Park officials say.

The summer season is fast approaching and travel plans are on the minds of many.

Construction crews are back at work on Glacier National Park's iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and officials hope to finish the massive $150 to $170 million project by early 2017.

In preparation for another summer of adventuring in the Crown of the Continent, the Glacier Institute is revamping its historic learning center up the North Fork with a new solar energy system.

Thirteen John Muir Medical Center-Concord volunteers took a moment during a fundraising trip to the Canadian Rockies last summer to catch up with the community news in the Pleasant Hill/Martinez Record at the Municipal Gardens in Banff Springs.

Glacier National Park is hosting two community meetings to share information about park activities and provide an opportunity for personal dialogue between management and local community members.

One of the nation's best-loved national parks celebrates its birthday today. Glacier National Park was signed into existence on this day in 1910.

This Great Falls, Montana hotel offers clean rooms, helpful employees, complimentary amenities and easy access to Glacier National Park and Giant Springs State Park.

"While at KPAX, he had the opportunity to cover everything from breaking news with wildfires in Glacier National Park to investigative reports ranging from exposing Montana's DUI culture to the challenges of daycare regulation and oversight," said KTHV news director Dave Parker .

Plow crews in Glacier National Park are slowly making their way up Going-to-the-Sun Road, although there is no set date for when the route to Logan Pass will be open.

Jeff Van Tine has hiked hundreds of miles along the Rocky Mountain Front and through the Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wilderness and in the Badger-Two Medicine and Glacier National Park.

A string of little gondolas in the window gives early indication of the theme and atmosphere of the Basecamp Cafe.

Everett's Gene Fosheim rides Amtrak's Empire Builder train last summer as a National Park Service volunteer guide.

This stunning wallpaper shows Glacier National Park in Montana. The park is full of pristine forests, alpine meadows, rugged mountains, and spectacular lakes.