National Parks Are Better in the Spring, Just Pack a Bike!

While many people have heard of Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road, very few have conquered the scenic drive by two wheels. Every spring, the park begins plowing snow from the road and opens bike-only access to the roadway. While seasoned cyclists can conquer the steep climb, e-bikes have become a popular option for less-experienced riders. Companies like Glacier Outfitters and Glacier Guides offer seasonal rentals for travelers. Yellowstone National Park also opens select roads to bike-only travel, which usually lasts a few weeks in early April. Enjoy views of snowy, geothermal features with the backdrop of bison on the hillside as you pedal through the park.