Glacier Guides & Montana Raft Blog

You don’t have to be a Spartan Race competitor to experience Glacier’s incredible backcountry. In decent shape? Even more importantly, have an upbeat, can-do attitude? Got a daypack and broken in hiking boots? You might be ready to check out the best moderate hikes in Glacier National Park! This post lays out the best of the best on the east side.

Wondering about hiking just outside Glacier National Park?  Glacier has been our one true love since we became its backpacking and hiking concession partner in 1983. But sometimes, we like to go adventuring in other places. Check out some of our favorite spots here!

Are you thinking about coming to Glacier National Park this spring, but not sure what to do? The park is open in the spring, and in every season. Spring is a great time to explore the west side of the park as the snow melts, rivers flow, and everything starts to turn green.  Spring is also a good time to get some great deals on lodging because most places offer discounted shoulder season rates!

When people ask me what the “must-see” places are in Glacier, the backcountry chalets are consistently in my top 3.

Many people are looking for short, easy hikes in Glacier National Park. Some people have bad knees, kids, or little time. Whatever the reasoning, we have compiled a list of 10 hikes that would suit the needs of people looking for short hikes. We have tried to give options for several different sections of Glacier National Park.

Top 10 ideas of things to do in Glacier National Park with kids.

Glacier Guides started in the spring of 1983. To celebrate 30 seasons of our company, Glacier Guides invited all former employees to come and raft, hike and party.

What Montana Raft and Glacier Guides do in the winter when Glacier National Park is under snow.

CBS came to Glacier National Park to do a segment on the receding glaciers. The glaciers in Glacier Park are said to be gone by the year 2020. Corrie Holloway, Glacier Guide for 12 years, was interviewed.