RT Granite Park Chalet

Historic backcountry chalet perched high along the Continental Divide, offering overnight lodging, panoramic alpine views, and access to some of Glacier National Park's most iconic hiking trails.

General Information

Season:

Typically late June through mid-September, weather permitting

Elevation:

Approximately 6,700–7,100 feet

Fees:

Overnight lodging reservations required; Glacier National Park entrance fee also applies

Pet Policy:

Pets are not allowed on park trails; only service animals are permitted in accordance with park regulations

Closest cities with hotels:

West Glacier, MT; St. Mary, MT

Seasons:

Summer only, generally July through September

Location:

Granite Park Chalet, Glacier National Park, MT

Website:

https://www.graniteparkchalet.com/

How to Get There

From West Entrance (23.9 miles): Head northwest on Glacier Rte 1 Rd/Going-to-the-Sun Rd toward Grinnell Dr. Turn right to stay on Glacier Rte 1 Rd/Going-to-the-Sun Rd.

Overview

Granite Park Chalet sits at 6,693 feet in the heart of Glacier National Park, built in 1914 by the Great Northern Railway and a National Historic Landmark. It has rustic rooms with no electricity or running water, and guests hike in on the Highline Trail (7.6 miles from Logan Pass) or up the Loop Trail. Meals are available, and reservations are required.

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