New Feature! You can pinpoint exactly where we are with Google Earth. Our coordinates are: N 48 23.914', W 114 02.480'
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Activity "web site links and contact phone numbers" are listed below. Tell them that the Historic Tamarack Lodge and Cabins sent you! Come to Here you can do it all - hiking, biking, horseback riding, golfing, photography, scenic guided tours, hunting, fishing, boating and floating until your heart's content. For the shoppers, there are plenty of gift shops in the area. Then, come home and relax at the lodge, dine in one of the valley's fine restaurants and unwind in the sheer beauty and spectacular scenery of The Historic Tamarack Lodge is located between the community of Hungry Horse, population about 900, and the entrance to Hungry Horse is located on US highway 2, 20 miles east of Kalispell and 15 miles from The 564-foot Hungry Horse Dam is the fourth largest and highest concrete dam in the world. Unmatched scenery, wildlife, fishing and hiking are yours to enjoy. Hike the Bob Marshall Wilderness area, as well as the famous Jewel basin. The outstanding Great Bear Wilderness Areas, to the south, and the dazzling The surrounding area offers outdoor adventures all year. Spring brings mild temperatures, while summer days stretch up to 16 hours, giving you ample time to sample a dazzling array of outdoor activities. Make the most of our stunning wilderness vistas and clear lakes and streams. Hunt or fish to your heart's desire. Play golf, wander in the wilderness or hike in national forests. Winter transforms the area into a winter wonderland covered in snow, but is generally accompanied by mild temperatures. Snowmobiling dominates the scene when the snow begins to fall. More than 200 miles of groomed trails and limitless play areas make Hungry Horse a snowmobilers dreamland. If you prefer the solitude of winter entertainment, the area around Hungry Horse and up into Glacier The Going-To-The-Sun Road is a photographer’s paradise. Relatively few miles of roads exist in the park's 1,600 square miles of picturesque landscape, thus preserving its primitive and unspoiled beauty. Set in the rugged Northern Rockies, Nearby Glacier Officials at Current Road Conditions in Glacier We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful area, and being your home away from home. Use the links below to help you plan your stay.
There are four test Podcast files currently available online. Podcasts are audio and video files that can be downloaded from a Web site and uploaded to an MP3 player with video capability such as an iPod. With this
technology, users can now take part of the Glacier Web site with them, away from a computer. Visitors without these players can still access and view these files using their home computers. The Podcasts test page is available online now at: http://www.nps.gov/glac/podcasts/podcasts.htm
Glacier’s new cross country ski page is the first page on Glacier’s site to utilize a new feature that allows people to share their own experiences and impressions of the ski routes. Using a map-based interface, website visitors can view maps and detailed information on the most popular ski routes in the park. Information from park staff and fellow visitors, as submitted, will be included. These public comments are achieved through a "submit" feature on the trail page. When the "submit trail report" button is clicked, it opens a new window where visitors can submit their trail comments for inclusion on the trail information page. Subsequent visitors will therefore benefit from these first-hand reports. The cross country ski page is available at: http://www.nps.gov/applications/glac/ski/xcski.htm
National Park Service Glacier National Park P.O. Box 128
U.S. Department of the Interior International Peace Park West Glacier, MT 59936
Biosphere Reserve www.nps.gov/glac/home.htm
World Heritage Site
406 888-7800 phone
406 888-7808 fax
