Logan Pass
The high point, with the short Hidden Lake Overlook trail.
Going-to-the-Sun Road
An engineering marvel through Glacier National Park, climbing to 6,646-foot Logan Pass above waterfalls and hanging valleys.
This 50-mile road, finished in 1932, crosses the Continental Divide in Glacier National Park. Weeping Wall drips onto the road, and mountain goats wander the Logan Pass parking lot.
Red vintage 'Jammer' buses offer tours with rolled-back roofs.
- Best Time
- July to September
- Time Needed
- 1 day
- Cost Level
- $$$$
- Open
- Usually late June to mid-October
- Getting There
- From West Glacier or St. Mary, Montana.
What to See
0 of 3 are freeRed Jammer tour
The park's vintage buses, in service since the 1930s.
St. Mary Lake
Wild Goose Island's photo stop on the east side.
Know Before You Go
- The road usually opens fully from late June or July until mid-October.
- Vehicle length limits apply.
- Check the park's website for any vehicle reservations.
Where to Stay
Stay at Lake McDonald Lodge or in Whitefish.
Where to Eat
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Last checked 2026-11-01. Part of the Rocky Mountains list.