Glacier National Park offers one of the most spectacular natural visages that you can find in the continental United States. Situated in the upper part of the Northwest Montana, it is an unforgivably vast swath of pristine parkland. There’s virtually nothing that you can do on your trip there – weathers to spend a couple of days in Whitefish ski town before sojourning along the unforgettable Going-to-the-Road to your next destination.

As you plan your trip, keep in mind that Glacier Park shares a border with the great Waterton Lakes National Park of Canada. The whole place is truly vast, and it is imperative that you have an itinerary if you plan to see more than one or two things – as it is easy to get lost in wonder. There are several ways to do this:

• Glacier Park has plenty of vendors renting camper vans for the nomadic type who plans to sightsee around the entire park. Consider the popular online vendor Outdoorsy.com for your vehicle – which has to be equal to or under 21 feet long in order to make certain roads at Glacier Park.
• If you are flying in, then plan your trip in order to facilitate car rentals; this means you should fly into Missoula, Montana, or Glacier Park International Airport.
• Consider the following major attractions before you decide your mode of trip transport: Lake McDonald, Bowman Lake, Avalanche Lake, Sunset at Big Bend for the notably elite photographic views, and Hidden Lake Trail – which is a very popular hiking spot.

The above doesn’t even touch on magical places such as Ptarmigan Tunnel, which was excavated way back in 1930 over a period of 90 days – checking this out could warrant an entire trip to Glacier Park all by itself. It should come as no surprise that many people plan their trips months in advance, with the aim of staying and exploring for weeks at a time. Simply put, the gorgeous vistas of Glacier Park can provide a lifetime of yearly visitations for those who have a love affair with nature.