Transportation and Travel Information in Western Montana and Glacier National Park
Traveling to Western Montana and getting to Glacier National Park are both easier than you might think. With two airports—Missoula Montana Airport (MSO) and Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) in Kalispell—20 airstrips, train service (Amtrak's Empire Builder), car rentals, charging stations, buses, and a well-maintained highway system, it’s pretty simple.
It's also easy to map your journey through the region. Interstate 90 runs east and west, and U.S. Highway 93 runs north and south. But to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and character of Western Montana, you’ll want to venture off the main highways and explore our scenic travel corridors. Along the way, you’ll find vibrant communities, many of which offer ride sharing services, cab services, shuttles, and charters.
Travel Information and Helpful Links
- Montana Road Conditions: Call 511 or 800-226-7623, or visit 511mt.net or mdt.mt.gov/travinfo. These resources provide real-time updates on weather, construction, closures, delays, winter driving conditions and speed restrictions. You can also view live highway webcams across the state for real-time highway conditions.
- Glacier National Park Updates:
- Winter Driving Tips: Montana highways are generally open throughout the winter. Learn more about responsible winter driving (and winter recreation safety).
- International Border Crossings: Find more information about international travel to Montana, including necessary documentation and clearing customs.
