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What you want to know about Glacier's Sun Road |
Going-To-The-Sun-Road .
Glacier's FREE Shuttle now available (&/1/07)On July 1st. a new FREE shuttle
system will transport park visitors to various destinations along the
Going-to-the-Sun Road. Park your car and enjoy a car-free day in the park.
You can enjoy the spectacular scenery without having to concentrate on your
driving. No tickets or reservations required, and transit stops are clearly
marked along the Going-to-the-Sun Road. The shuttle service offers visitors
a way to avoid traffic and parking problems especially with the road
construction.
About Going-to-the-Sun RoadGoing-to-the-Sun Road is a dramatic 52 mile highway that divides Glacier Park east and west and crosses the Continental Divide at 6,646-foot-high Logan Pass. You will see lakes carved by glaciers, dense forests and abundant wildlife. Scenic turnouts provide spectacular views and photo opportunities. The road is a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. Learn more... Most of the roads and highways to Glacier are well maintained and open for vehicles nearly all year long. Park roads are typically clear during the spring, summer and fall months. Going-to-the-Sun Road is open from mid-June through mid-October (sections of the lower-elevation are open year-round). Every attempt is made to clear Going-to-the-Sun Road and open Logan Pass as soon as conditions permit. Spring snowstorms or excess snow accumulation will dictate when Logan Pass can be safely opened for traffic. Typically, Logan Pass opens sometime in May and Logan Pass opens around June 15th. Due to road maintenance begun in September, parts of the road will be closed. Going-to-the-Sun Road is beginning a $170 million renovation. You can still reach Logan Pass from the St. Mary access or Highway 2. Tour services will also continue operation.
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