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Glacier Peaks Hotel

50 Museum Loop Browning MT

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$149 nightly

$158 total

Mar 31 - Apr 1

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A casino and an indoor pool are featured at this smoke-free hotel. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center and free WiFi in public areas. Enjoy the gym and free perks like continental breakfast and free self parking.

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Glacier Park Lodge

499 Montana 49 East Glacier Park MT

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A golf course and a restaurant are featured at this historic hotel. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the free WiFi in public areas, express check-in, and free train station pick-up. Relax with a drink at the bar/lounge and enjoy perks like free self parking.

Parking included

Free WiFi

Whistling Swan Motel

512 US Highway 2 East Glacier Park MT

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This motel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. Express check-out is also provided.

Parking included

Free WiFi

Hooks Hideaway Motel

291 Camp Nine Rd Babb MT

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Stay at this motel in Babb. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and housekeeping. Our guests praise the helpful staff and the clean rooms in our reviews. Popular attraction Police Outpost Provincial Park is located nearby.

Pet friendly

Parking included

St. Mary Village

3 Going-To-The-Sun Road Browning MT

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A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this hotel. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. An area shuttle is on offer and the front desk is staffed around-the-clock.

Parking included

Free WiFi

Glacier Alpine Lodges

210 U.S. 2 East Glacier Park MT

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Free WiFi in public areas is available at this cabin. Take advantage of the free self parking.

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National Parks hold a special place in my heart. I want to go to all American National Parks before I die. I have seen my fair share to date. A few summers ago now I traveled to Colorado to drive through some of the ones I have not seen. I started in Rocky Mountain National park, went to the Tetons, then Yellowstone. At this point one would think I would be saturated with mountains, rivers, and vistas. What awaited me at Glacier National Park is beyond belief. I had never seen vistas more intensely beautiful. For a park that is covered in snow the majority of the year it was full of life. Every single turn in the road looked like something I could only have dreamed of. It was by far, the most beautiful place I have ever been. Words can not describe the majesty of what awaited me when I arrived. Mountains rose before you, close enough you would think they are only a few hundred feet away, but you could see the base and the peaks at the same time. The mountains filled with emerald green grass and snow at the same time. Forests with lichens and moss scattered wherever the sun would hit.

This photo was the very first place I stopped inside the park. The sign was right behind me. To me, this park defines Why we need to keep these places preserved. Even with millions of tourists each year I felt I was alone, looking at these wild landscapes, clean and untouched by any human.

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Beautiful Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park. #twomedicine #glacier #nationalpark #montana

Our favorite campsite of 2014. The scenery simply can not be beat! That's our RV right in the center. No hookups or internet at this campground, but with views like this we didn't mind at all! #twomedicine #camping #glacier #nationalpark #montana #blue

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While in a Glacier a couple of years ago, I stopped by the Many Glacier area and caught this shot in early afternoon.

The hike to Apikuni Falls (also spelled "Appekunny Falls") begins from the Poia Lake Trailhead, located 2.8 miles west of the Many Glacier entrance. Although it's a fairly popular hike, there's limited parking for only 12 cars or so.

From the side of the road the trail starts off in an open field known as Apikuni Flat. Although you can't actually see the falls from the trailhead, you can see the general location of your destination. Look for the notch between Atlyn Peak and Apikuni Mountain, the two mountains almost directly in front of you. Although it's a short hike, the vantage point from the trailhead reveals a relatively steep climb.

Roughly two-tenths of a mile from the trailhead you'll reach a young aspen grove. Just beyond this grove the trail begins a steep ascent through pine forest and several thimbleberry patches. Hikers will climb almost 500 feet in less than a half-mile. Along the way you'll notice several short side trails leading to vantage points that provide good views of the surrounding mountains, as well Cracker Flats in the valley below.

Near Cracker Flats is the former site of Altyn, an old mining town that received its name from one of the financial backers of the Cracker Lake Mine, Dave Greenwood Altyn. The town was established after copper was discovered on the shores of Cracker Lake in 1897. Altyn was active from 1898 through 1902, had a peak population of 600-800 people, and boasted a store, post office, hotel, newspaper, saloons, and many of the other establishments typically found in boomtowns. Although the copper vein looked promising, the mine went bust, and so with it the town. The former townsite was buried under water after the Lake Sherburne reservoir filled the valley in 1921.

Roughly two-thirds of a mile from the trailhead you'll reach a relatively level spot on the trail. It's here for the first time that you'll be able to hear the roar of the falls in the distance. Walk just a little further up the trail and you'll get a tremendous bird's eye view of the waterfall as it tumbles more than 100 feet down the cliff face. From this point the trail continues towards the base of the falls.

At roughly eight-tenths of a mile you might think that you've reached the end of the trail. However, you should be able to make it all the way to the base of the falls with a relatively easy scramble up the rocks.

Apikuni Falls plunges off a cliff face in two separate tiers. The first tier is a free fall off the top of the cliff, while the second section is more of a cascade. Below the main waterfall is a series of smaller falls and cascades, all combining to make one beautiful scene.

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What is there to do in Glacier County?

You'll be happy to know Glacier County is full of fabulous things to see and do, however St. Mary Lake and Two Medicine Lake are among the best of them.

Where to stay in Glacier County: Best areas for travelers

Shelby: Consider favorite stays like the Comfort Inn & Suites Gateway to Glacier, the Best Western Shelby Inn & Suites and the O'Haire Manor Motel and Apartments. Once that's sorted, get down to the important business of exploring this destination's best attractions like St. Mary Lake. If you're in the mood for more exploring, Glacier Peaks Casino and Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi Village belong on your itinerary.
East Glacier Park: With exciting attractions such as St. Mary Lake, Two Medicine Lake and St. Mary Falls, you'll soon see why so many tourists choose to vacation here. Glacier Park Lodge Golf Course, Aster Falls and Iceberg Lake are just the cherry on top. Quality hotels in town include the Rising Sun Motor Inn and Cabins - Inside the Park, the Little HiltInns EGM and the Sears Motel.
Browning: There are plenty of highly rated hotels to book here, like the Little HiltInns and the Glacier Peaks Hotel. After a comfy night in, enjoy a day of sightseeing at Glacier Peaks Casino.