
Montana: Glacier National Park
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Montana: Glacier National Park
Montana’s Glacier National Park is a wilderness experience not to be missed—and this hiker’s tour lets you discover the park’s natural wonders in style! Our experienced local leaders are expert naturalists—adept at navigating Montana’s wilderness trails and rugged terrain. Under their tutelage, you’ll learn how to spot eagles, elk, and bighorn sheep among the lush slopes of the Highland Trail—and the perfect spot to photograph the stunning turquoise waters at Iceberg Lake. Hike to Appistoki Falls and enjoy a picnic lunch overlooking stunning views of the Continental Divide—and ride the parks’ famous open-top Red Jammer buses as you travel from hotel to hotel. In the evenings, relax in historic mountain lodges steeped in Glacier National Park lore, spectacular mountain scenery, and mouthwatering local cuisine.
Highlights
- Ascend the peaks and cliffs of the Continental Divide as you cruise the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road in one of Glacier’s classic Red Buses.
- Learn from passionate and knowledgeable naturalist leaders as they bring the park’s impressive geological history to life.
- Traverse alpine slopes through a profusion of colorful wildflowers and grasses beneath the towering face of Mt. Wilbur.
- Hike to Iceberg Lake or Grinnell Glacier, where aquamarine tarns and dramatic cirques reveal the power of ancient ice.
- Stay in iconic national park lodges, including Lake McDonald Lodge and Many Glacier Hotel, each steeped in rustic charm and history.
Positive Impact
Country Walkers is proud to support the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative with a donation on behalf of each guest on this tour. Stretching some 2,000 miles, the Yellowstone to Yukon region is enormously diverse and inhabited with wildlife, nature, and millions of people. The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative is the only organization dedicated to securing the ecological health of this entire region. Through their big-picture perspective they focus on local issues that have continental-scale implications. Since 1993 they have worked with over 300 partners including businesses and government and non-profit organizations on dozens of on-the-ground initiatives.
Accommodations
Linger Longer with a Tour Extension

2026 Pre-Tour Extension - Whitefish
- 1 night at Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge
- Daily breakfast
- City information
1 Nights From
$
195
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $195
Your Pre-Tour Extension begins at the Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge. Conveniently located near downtown Whitefish and Glacier National Park, this welcoming lodge offers comfortable accommodations with rustic charm. Guests enjoy amenities including a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, complimentary continental breakfast, and a cozy fireside lounge. The hotel also provides a free shuttle to downtown Whitefish and the nearby airport.
Lunch and dinner are on your own today. Whitefish’s lively downtown is just a short drive or shuttle ride away and features a variety of restaurants, cafés, and shops.
Important Note for Arrival to Glacier Park International Airport (FCA):
The hotel is located approximately 11 miles (about 20 minutes) from the airport. Complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport is available through the hotel but must be reserved in advance. Please call the Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge to schedule your pickup.
If you prefer not to use the hotel shuttle or are arriving outside of shuttle hours, taxis and ride-share services (Uber/Lyft) may be available. For additional information and options, visit the airport’s official ground transportation page.

Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge

I love that the guides are local. Filled w rich knowledge that made this a memorable week Great food-great information and great views
Montana: Glacier National Park
Best guides, amazing views, very crowded, small hotel rooms. Red coach ride in the Going to the Sun Road is not to be missed. Best memory is from the Prairie Indian Museum visit in Browning. Gregg will educate you like never before.
Montana: Glacier National Park
Expert Local Leaders
Experience your destination like an insider with people who call it home.

Gabby Holm
The outdoors has been a lifelong inspiration for Gabby Holm. As an artist, she draws inspiration from the natural world. With prior experience at Glacier Guides and Montana Rafts, Gabby appreciates the richness of Glacier’s beauty, diversity, and natural and cultural history. Gabby has a wealth of information to share, and enjoys helping others learn about birds, animals, plants, and geology while hiking.

David Moench
Born and raised in New Mexico, David grew up exploring the beauty of the southwest. After graduating from Humboldt State University with a degree in Recreation Administration and Adventure Tourism Management, David went on to realize his dreams—becoming a professional guide and environmental steward. Following years of guiding throughout the United States and internationally, David now calls Whitefish his forever home where he can share his love of Glacier Park with others.

Eva Stone
Eva Stone was raised in Gardiner, Montana at the entrance to Yellowstone National Park, one of the few humans among its bison and elk inhabitants! She has worked and guided in Yellowstone and Denali National Park, but Glacier has been far and away her favorite and is home. Whether she’s hiking, biking, rafting, or skiing she loves being out in the mountains and sharing her enthusiasm for protected wilderness with others.

Jennifer Buls
Jennifer Buls hails from Great Falls, Montana, and has worked as a rafting and hiking guide since 2002. Gifted in plant identification, Jennifer studied Forest Resource management. When not guiding, one can find her working in a local gear shop or out on the slopes snowboarding.

Wade Holm
Born in South Africa, Wade has spent his life exploring the outdoors in places like Kruger National Park and the Drakensberg mountain range. At an early age, these experiences instilled in him a deep sense of wilderness stewardship. Since moving to North America, he has made a career of guiding trips in Glacier National Park, where he explores the rugged Montana landscape-sharing his passion for adventure with his guests. When not guiding, you can find him happily photographing, and documenting, birds and wildlife on his many adventures.
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