Glacier National Park
If there's one defining feature of this place it's the engineering wonder known as the Going-to-the-Sun Road. This spectacular 52-mile highway clings to the edge of the world as cars—and bikes—cross over the Continental Divide at Logan Pass. Along the way, don't be surprised if resident wildlife shares the road with you. After all, the same remote solitude you’re seeking is what attracted them here in the first place. Then unwind in a comfortable wooden chair at the Lake McDonald Lodge. As you pass through the gates and leave the park, you may also be a changed person.
Oversize vehicles can be parked at various points. Rental cars are available at nearby towns. A shuttle service may be available; call the park for details. Inquire ahead of time as to the current status of the Going-to-the-Sun-Road because snow can often last well into June.
Additional Information:
Follow this link for more information on Glacier National Park.
nps.gov/glac/ 
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Crown of the Continent trip.
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Geographical Highlights:
Glacially carved mountain ranges
Waterfalls
50 Glaciers
70 Species of mammals
260 Species of birds
700 Miles of hiking trails
1,600 Square miles
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