Montana Glacier Waterton Hiking

Glacier National Park is the best place to get your hiking groove going! Hike remote trails past turquoise lakes, stunning peaks, and abundant wildlife. A hard-core mountain trek adventure awaits!

Montana Glacier Waterton Hiking

From the historic lodges to the abundant wildlife, Glacier’s unparalleled beauty is best experienced along its 700 miles of hiking trails. 

Spend the days hiking over remote mountain passes, around crystal alpine lakes, and along massive peaks – having fun, enjoying the outdoors, and learning why Glacier earned the title “Crown of the Continent.”

After each day’s trek, relax, renew, and just hang out in the cozy rooms and savor the fine cuisine of Glacier’s historic lodges and chalets. Each lodge is nestled in the alpine environment with jaw-dropping views from sun-drenched porches.

Glacier appeals to avid hiking enthusiasts who enjoy spending active days hiking and mellow evenings relaxing.

Important Details For Montana Glacier Waterton Hiking

 

Activities:  Hiking, sightseeing

Rating: Moderately to Challenging

Group Size:  6-12 guests

Length:  8 days/7 nights

Meeting Time & Place:  Glacier Park International Airport (airport code FCA) on Day 1. We recommend arriving between noon and 2:00pm in order to explore parts of the park on Day 1.

Departure Time & Place:  Glacier Park International Airport (airport code FCA) on Day 8. Do not book departing flights earlier than noon.

Best Time To Travel:  July – September

Weather and Climate: Due to the alpine environment, weather is variable throughout the day and by elevation. Dressing in layers will be essential to your comfort throughout the day.

Rain is possible at any time and weather conditions can change rapidly in the mountains, so having rain gear is highly recommended. At the same time, the sun is strong at higher elevations, and therefore adequate precautions should be taken to prevent sunburn, even on cool, sunny days.

On average, the temperature in July through August range from highs in the 70’s and 80’s Fahrenheit and lows in the 40’s and 50’s Fahrenheit. 

More detailed weather information is available by visiting www.weatherbase.com.

Physical Preparation:  This tour is designed for energetic and flexible individuals who like to be active, have a spirit of adventure and possess a positive attitude.

Most activities are 3-4 hours in either the morning or afternoon with a lunch stop in between. It is very important that you realistically assess your physical condition with regard to the demands of this trip. All participants must be in good overall physical condition. 

The more physically prepared you are for this tour, the more you will enjoy this unique, adventure experience. We encourage you to call us and talk more specifically about any questions you have on the activities, your fitness, and any other aspects of the trip – please don’t be shy!