Established in 1910, Glacier National Park is known to Native Americans as the “Shining Mountains” and the “Backbone of the World.” Discover the 26 remaining glaciers on this Glacier National Park Adventure. Home to over a million acres of old-growth forests, alpine lakes, rugged mountains, and wildflower meadows. Glacier National Park has approximately 750 miles of maintained trails, exceptional for hiking and biking. The Going to the Sun Road is the perfect path for bicycle enthusiasts. Not to mention, Glacier National Park rafting is amazing!
Glacier National Park Guided Tours
Glacier Park awaits you and your family on this epic kid-friendly adventure. Explore the park with our Expert Guides as they introduce you to the wildlife, rugged mountains, jagged glaciers, and magnificent alpine lakes. Hike, raft, hike, and more on this Glacier National Park Family Vacation.
Hike, bike, and raft through the mountainous scenes of Glacier National park on this action-packed, small group adventure. Relax as Austin’s signature touch of inspired, thoughtful service takes care of the little stuff so you can savor the majestic wonders of this spectacular National Park.
North America’s Rock Mountains rise thousands of feet out of the western prairies diving the continent and providing some of the most incredible landscapes in the world. On this 8-day guided tour, you will hike the Teton range, explore Yellowstone’s Hot Springs, and discover Glacier National Park’s massive ice fields.
Custom Glacier Park Tours
Have some ideas in mind for the perfect Glacier Park vacation? We can make it happen in 2 easy steps: (1) Contact one of our Glacier National Park vacation planners by calling (800) 575-1540. (2) Tell us your preferences and leave the details to us.
About Glacier National Park
Experience the national park with expert glacier guides on day hikes in search of mountain goats gracefully climbing North America’s Rocky Mountains and exquisite panoramic views. With an elevation of 6,094 feet, Iceberg Lake is surrounded by Mount Wilbur, Iceberg Peak, and the Continental Divide to the West. Resting at the base of Bearhat Mountain, Avalanche Lake has an elevation of 4,031 feet and is surrounded by 500-year-old trees and grizzly bears.
All of Glacier is bear territory! But don’t worry, exploring Glacier National Park with experienced guides will keep you and your family as safe as possible. You don’t even have to worry about parking! Meet our Trip Guides here: Meet our Trip Guides
We believe summer is the best time to visit glacier national park. For weather, lodging, campgrounds, activities, and wildlife summer offers the most reward. It’s the best combination of perks from across seasons. You can swim, hike, explore, kayak, and marvel at our country’s natural beauty at its most raw and palpable.
Air Travel to Glacier National Park
Where to fly in for your Glacier Park Vacation
For your Glacier Park vacation please plan to arrive in Kalispell MT one day prior to your multi-day tour. Your itinerary starts at 8 AM with a pickup from your arrival hotel. Our guides will help pack your bags into the van and take you to your select hotels for the tour. After the trip, we’ll drop you off at a nearby hotel of your choice or the Kalispell Airport on the final day of the 6-day tour.
Glacier Park International Airport
Kalispell Montana
4170 US-2, Kalispell, MT 59901
Glacier Park Lodging & Dining
Included With Every Glacier Park Adventure Vacation
Forget the Red Bus Tours! Your guides will handle all the logistics for you as you explore the park. We’ll shuttle with our own vans and join you on the hikes. The hallmark of an Austin Adventures tour is our included meals. Snacks, breakfasts, lunches, dinners, refreshments, are included in your itinerary (except one dinner on your own). Learn more by exploring your chosen trip itinerary.
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