Waterton-Glacier is designated as an International Dark Sky Park, and rangers will resume nighttime astronomy programs this summer

After officially launching in 2002, the program continues to keep road crews and park personnel safe during spring avalanche cycles

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, ranking GOP member on national parks subcommittee, says he crafted the legislation to improve visitor-use management and relieve pressure on public infrastructure

As plow crews prepare Going-to-the-Sun Road for summer, park officials detail recreational opportunities for visitors in April and May

Road crews have begun the daunting task of removing snow from the iconic Glacier National Park thoroughfare

Ticketed-entry requirement for Going-to-the-Sun Road was lifted on Sept. 6

Researcher assembles Glacier’s first ‘wilderness character map’ that will track changes to the park’s 1 million-acre landscape

Despite visitor displacement and impacts of overflow on neighboring communities, majority of visitors favor some sort of reservation system going forward

Sustained winter weather prompts season-ending closure to motorized access along Glacier National Park’s most scenic stretch of highway

Sustained winter weather prompts motorized closure in Glacier National Park’s upper reaches, though motorists can still drive to Avalanche Creek from the west, Jackson Glacier Overlook from the east

Waterton-Glacier receives full certification as International Dark Sky Park just in time for one of the most stunning nighttime displays

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, ranking GOP member on the Subcommittee on National Parks, said challenges surrounding visitor-use management deserve immediate attention

New webcam at Dusty Star Observatory provides visitors rare glimpse of the first international transboundary night sky preserve in the world

Three-year landmark study on Glacier’s lynx population approaches its final field season

Visitation tally trails 2017 even as some segments of the park set all-time highs; data gap in Many Glacier means last month’s approximation is low