Glacier Guides Lodge

Glacier Guides Lodge Our guests call our quiet, eco-friendly Lodge a "treehouse with a fabulous, largely locally sourced, organic, free breakfast." Rated #1 on TripAdvisor.

Private entrances. Walk into West Glacier and Glacier Park. Raft, hike, fish, bike with us, too! After an incredible day of Glacier National Park adventure, come and relax at the Glacier Guides Lodge. Located just half a mile from “downtown” West Glacier, Montana, and the west entrance to Glacier National Park, our quiet, peaceful Lodge is your perfect base camp. Built in 2010 to many LEED certifi

ed specifications, our Lodge is modern, clean, and eco-friendly. Included with your stay, our friendly Lodge Keeper will prepare you a delicious, healthy continental breakfast each morning. In the evening, enjoy reading on the Lodge’s many porches, or surfing free WiFi or Dish Network TV. During the day, let Glacier Guides and Montana Raft take you on the perfect Glacier National Park adventure, whether whitewater rafting, scenic floating, fishing, day hiking, backpacking or a custom combination of all of the above!

Northern Lights May of 2024.
05/15/2024

Northern Lights May of 2024.

12/18/2023
12/04/2023

Beginning spring of 2024, will offer early access lotteries for wilderness camping advance reservations in collaboration with Recreation.gov. The lotteries will be based on a fair and randomized process to provide equal opportunity for each applicant.

Find out more 👇
https://glacierguides.com/plan/faq-gnp-ticketed-entry/

Photo is Sperry Campground by guide Jordan Smith

09/19/2023

“Yeaaaah, I'm going to need you to come in on Saturday. Mmmmmkay? Thaaaaaanks.” - Bill Lumbergh

This Saturday, visit a national park for FREE (that got your attention) and join in the nation's largest single-day volunteer effort to make a difference in the green spaces and historic sites in your community. Bring your people skills. No flair is necessary. (Well, a little never hurts.) Also, we need those TPS reports... ASAP.

Held annually on the fourth Saturday in September, celebrates environmental stewardship and encourages the use of open space for education, recreation, and health benefits. National Public Lands Day is led by the National Environmental Education Foundation - NEEF, in partnership with the National Park Service and other federal agencies. There are many ways to participate. Whatever you choose, we encourage you to share !

Looking for inspiration? Check out these cool events!

Mount Rainier National Park - Help cap off a summer of stewardship in which more than 2000 people have contributed to the protection of Mount Rainier. NPLD event participants will be divided into multiple work groups alternating between litter patrol, vegetation projects, and more.

Yosemite National Park - Yosemite FaceLift is a volunteer event started by the Yosemite Climbing Association (YCA) in partnership with NPS. The 1,000-2,000 people participating this year will remove trash, perform trail work and ecological restoration, and protect the natural and cultural resources of this iconic park.

Cumberland Gap National Historical Park - Recognize the history, heritage, and culture of the Appalachian Mountains through Living History demonstrations, children's activities, interactive exhibits, and more during this fun-filled educational weekend.

Shenandoah National Park - Rangers and guest speakers will host programs and Shenandoah National Park Trust's Art in the Park: Scenes from Shenandoah event will feature free artist workshops and demonstrations.

Cape Cod National Seashore - Help restore wetlands in the park. Join a plant ecologist and community volunteer ambassador to gather wetland plants from the West End Marsh and then spread the gathered material in Duck Harbor to naturally reseed this wetland.

Hot Springs National Park - Join the "The Battle of Central Arkansas" where you have one day to pick up as much trash as possible! Prizes will be awarded to the team and individuals who collected the most trash from this public land.

We're filling up quickly for Summer 2022! Get the details on our 12 room, bed-and-breakfast style lodge, here -- p.s. Gl...
11/30/2021

We're filling up quickly for Summer 2022! Get the details on our 12 room, bed-and-breakfast style lodge, here --

p.s. Glacier National Park is just a short walk or bike ride away!

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Our friends at Northstone Solar are making our awesome Lodge even more special. Guests, we'll see you in May 2022!  ✨☀️⚡...
11/15/2021

Our friends at Northstone Solar are making our awesome Lodge even more special.

Guests, we'll see you in May 2022! ✨☀️⚡️

Did you enjoy a steaming cup of organic coffee and yummy in-house continental breakfast with us this summer? We'd love t...
10/14/2021

Did you enjoy a steaming cup of organic coffee and yummy in-house continental breakfast with us this summer? We'd love to get your feedback.

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The end of an era.
10/05/2021

The end of an era.

HELENA – All local calls in Montana must be dialed with the 406 area code to connect beginning Oct. 24 due to changing federal regulations. Montana’s 406 area code currently allows seven-digit dialing to complete local calls. That will change this month due to a Federal Communications Commission...

Starry nights are our thing.
09/24/2021

Starry nights are our thing.

A clear night sky in Glacier is a magical experience. Viewers can often see the Milky Way, shooting stars, and even planets. This video highlights the dark s...

Here's what you need to know this fall in Glacier National Park.
09/14/2021

Here's what you need to know this fall in Glacier National Park.

Glacier Operations Adjust As Ticketed Entry Winds Down As fall 2021 in Glacier National Park approaches, operations in the park adjust. Probably the biggest change is that the park’s ticketed entry pilot program ends on September 6 -- as does the shuttle

Did you catch our latest newsletter? It's really a monthly love letter to Glacier National Park.
09/03/2021

Did you catch our latest newsletter? It's really a monthly love letter to Glacier National Park.

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After an incredible day of Glacier National Park adventure, come and relax at the Glacier Guides Lodge. Located just half a mile from “downtown” West Glacier, Montana, and the west entrance to Glacier National Park, our quiet, peaceful Lodge is your perfect base camp. Built in 2010 to many LEED certified specifications, our Lodge is modern, clean, and eco-friendly.

Included with your stay, our friendly Lodge Keeper will prepare you a delicious, healthy continental breakfast each morning. In the evening, enjoy reading on the Lodge’s many porches, or surfing free WiFi or Dish Network TV. During the day, let Glacier Guides and Montana Raft take you on the perfect Glacier National Park adventure, whether whitewater rafting, scenic floating, fishing, day hiking, biking, backpacking or a custom combination of all of the above!