Planning a trip to Western Montana should feel welcoming and achievable for every traveler. This page is designed to help visitors with disabilities navigate the logistics of exploring Glacier Country—from arriving in the region to getting around our communities and finding accessible places to stay.
Both Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) and Missoula Montana Airport (MSO) offer accessible services, and Amtrak stations in Whitefish and East Glacier Park provide accessible boarding. In Missoula, free public bus transportation includes routes to and from the airport as well as service throughout town. Travel within other communities may present additional challenges, so advance planning is recommended.
If you’re looking for accessible lodging, go to our “all lodging” page, and under the “Filter by amenities,” dropdown, select “Accessible” to view properties that meet your needs.
For information on accessible recreation opportunities, click here.
Missoula:
Mountain Line
Free public bus transportation provides hourly service to and from the airport and throughout Missoula.
A&M Mobility
Wheelchair van rentals and wheelchair repair.
Kalispell:
Vitalogy EMS
Private van service.
Kalispell, Columbia Falls + Whitefish:
Mountain Climber
Low-cost, on-demand ride sharing.
Glacier National Park:
Glacier Shuttle System
All park shuttles are ADA accessible.
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