Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is a huge wilderness in the Rocky Mountains of northern Montana. It is full of towering peaks, blue lakes, waterfalls, and slow-moving rivers of ice called glaciers.
People call it the Crown of the Continent because its scenery is so grand and beautiful. Families love hiking its trails and spotting mountain goats standing high on the rocky cliffs.
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Scenery
Sparkling lakes reflect snowy mountains, and colorful wildflowers bloom in the green meadows each summer.
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Wildlife
The park is home to bears, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and marmots that whistle from the rocks.
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Glaciers
Ancient rivers of ice carved the deep valleys long ago, and a few small glaciers still cling to the high peaks.