One Day in Glacier National Park

While we highly recommend visitors take at least two or three days to really see and experience Glacier National Park, we also know that many are on a tight itinerary, so here are some of the top “must-dos” when you have limited time in Glacier National Park.

1. Take an interpretive tour of Glacier National Park and the Going-to-the-Sun Road from the Blackfeet Indian perspective on a Sun Tour, or jump aboard a historic red bus tour and leave the driving to the jammers (a name given to the drivers).
   
   
2. Once you’re done with your tour, stop for a visit at historic Lake McDonald Lodge, and dine at Russell’s Fireside Dining Room or Jammer Joe’s Grill & Pizzeria.
   
   
3. Leave enough time to take a historic, scenic boat ride with Glacier Park Boat Company on the DeSmet, and cruise the pristine waters while listening to the commentary (advance reservations are recommended in the busy summer season).
   
   
4. Visit Apgar Village and take in the most photographed spot in Glacier National Park at the edge of Lake McDonald before grabbing an ice cream from Eddie’s Café & Mercantile.

We have more information on designing the perfect day in Glacier National Park here.

New DMC Services in
Western Montana

We are proud to announce we have a new Destination Management Company (DMC) in Western Montana to help design, organize and plan your next Montana adventure. MNW Destinations is a full-service DMC with offices in the Flathead Valley (covering Glacier National Park, Whitefish, Kalispell and Flathead Lake), Missoula and Bozeman (covering Yellowstone National Park and Big Sky) focusing on the adventure sector to help your groups experience all Montana has to offer. Whether you are looking for assistance creating the perfect Montana adventure for a high-profile client, international visitor or group of traveling professionals, or you’re a group coordinator and need assistance for a group tour with a step-on-guide, MNW Destinations has the local knowledge and expertise to help make your visit a success. With years of experience and a true love of Montana, MNW Destinations can enhance, design and organize authentic local experiences that add that extra western flair and flavor depending on the group’s needs.

13 Non-Stop Flights to
Western Montana

Western Montana’s Glacier Country offers ease of accessibility via two regional airports, Glacier Park International (FCA), located in Kalispell, and Missoula International (MSO), located in Missoula. Whether you are a meeting planner looking for a relatively undiscovered mountain destination or an association needing convention space near an international airport, we’ve got you covered. Six major airlines (United, Delta, Alaska, American, Allegiant and Frontier) provide service between these airports, with a combined 13 nonstop flights (some seasonal) to major cities (Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Oakland, Phoenix/Mesa, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle), offering flight schedules that make planning your next conference in Western Montana’s Glacier Country a breeze. If attendees are not located in one of these direct flight markets, not to worry, it’s a short flight from most hubs on these major airline carriers. To learn how simple it is to get to Western Montana, find out more here.

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