In the works since 2012, plan balances increased visitor use and resource protection along key corridor within Glacier National Park

Decision to lift restrictions along park’s eastern border comes one year after Blackfeet Tribal Business Council prohibited access for 2020 tourism season due to COVID-19

Formerly a quiet, remote corner of Glacier National Park, visitation along the North Fork is steadily increasing, with a pandemic-related surge likely to continue this summer

Community-driven planning project creates a roadmap for future land use, development and identifies shared values

Without an east-side opening date, businesses encounter 'crippling' challenges planning for summer tourism season

In meeting with business stakeholders, Superintendent Jeff Mow reviews the 2020 season and lays out plans to meet the challenges ahead

With support from nonprofit fundraising partner, park releases first installments of “Headwaters” podcast

Social media channels and new podcast provide park administrators with tools for real-time updates and in-depth storytelling

With the park's famed alpine highway at max capacity, the future could bring a major shift in how visitors experience the park

Three years after burning down in the Sprague Fire, Glacier National Park's century-old Sperry Chalet reopened with muted fanfare in the middle of a pandemic, once again offering backcountry lodging in a park and world that look very different this summer

At Glacier National Park, where overcrowding has tested capacity for years, a pandemic summer is putting the squeeze on infrastructure even as visitation remains below normal levels

Going-to-the-Sun Road will remain closed above Avalanche over Fourth of July holiday; east entrances will be inaccessible for 2020 season

Glacier National Park’s Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center announces 2020 programs