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Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park

AED 5300 / per person
(1 Review)

Snow-capped peaks and azure lakes are just two reasons why Glacier National Park is one of the most-visited parks in the United States. There are more than 700 miles of hiking trails in this Montana park, plus 13 designated areas for camping. In winter, travelers can enjoy snowshoeing and skiing, while summer is when vacationers can go swimming and whitewater rafting, among other popular activities. For those who’d rather admire their surroundings from their car, a scenic drive along Going-to-the-Sun Road can’t be missed.

Why Go To Glacier National Park

Named for the remnants of glaciers from the ice age, Glacier National Park is located on the border of Canada and the United States and is often called the “Crown of the Continent” since it sits at the headwaters of the streams that flow into the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and Hudson Bay. A favorite among hikers, the park features a variety of trails for all skill levels, ranging from the easy Trail of the Cedars to the challenging Grinnell Glacier. What’s more, the park boasts more than 700 lakes, numerous waterfalls and two mountain ranges, spread across more than 1 million acres that shelter an array of wildlife.

Aside from its breathtaking geological features, it’s also home to a fair amount of history. The Going-to-the-Sun Road – a scenic, 52-mile drive through the park – is a National Historic Landmark and an engineering marvel that offers spectacular views, as well as access to popular hiking trails. Plus, many of the park’s lodges, chalets and hotels were constructed by the Great Northern Railway in the early 20th century and are on the National Register of Historic Places. Care to visit a UNESCO World Heritage site? You’ll find that here, too: the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park.

  • Destination
  • Departure
    Dubai
  • Dress Code
    Casual, comfortable and light
  • Included
    2 Stops
    4 Star Accomodation
    Airport Transfer
    Breakfast
  • Not Included
    1 Stop
    3 Star Accomodation
    5 Star Accommodation
    Food
    Full Board
    Lunch
    Non-Stop
    Personal Guide
    Star Rating

Tour Plan

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Day 1

  • Arrive to Glacier Park International Airport.
  • Upon arrival meet your airport representative. Transfer to your Hotel in Glacier National Park.
  • Check in to the hotel. Rest of the day is free at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 2

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Free day at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 3

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Free day at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 4

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Free day at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 5

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Free day at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 6

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Free day at leisure.
  • Overnight stay at the hotel in Glacier National Park.
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Day 7

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Departure transfer to airport for return trip.

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  • Alina Zilenski

    One of my favorites. Will visit again.

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    31/12/2020 at 7:15 PM

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Why Go To Glacier National Park
Named for the remnants of glaciers from the ice age, Glacier National Park is located on the border of Canada and the United States and is often called the "Crown of the Continent" since it sits at the headwaters of the streams that flow into the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and Hudson Bay. A favorite among hikers, the park features a variety of trails for all skill levels, ranging from the easy Trail of the Cedars to the challenging Grinnell Glacier. What's more, the park boasts more than 700 lakes, numerous waterfalls and two mountain ranges, spread across more than 1 million acres that shelter an array of wildlife.
Aside from its breathtaking geological features, it's also home to a fair amount of history. The Going-to-the-Sun Road – a scenic, 52-mile drive through the park – is a National Historic Landmark and an engineering marvel that offers spectacular views, as well as access to popular hiking trails. Plus, many of the park's lodges, chalets and hotels were constructed by the Great Northern Railway in the early 20th century and are on the National Register of Historic Places. Care to visit a UNESCO World Heritage site? You'll find that here, too: the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park.
Best Times to Visit Glacier National Park
The best time to visit Glacier National Park is in July and August. This is the peak season for visitors, with daytime temperatures averaging in the 70s and cool nights that can drop into the 40s (pack layers, as well as a good rain jacket). You may even see snow in June and July in the higher elevations; the east side of the park tends to be cooler and windier than the west side. The east side is also drier, while the valleys in the west see most of the rainfall. Although lodging rates and entrance fees will be higher during peak season, most facilities will be open and the complimentary shuttle service will be running. You'll also experience fewer road and trail closures than in the fall, winter and spring months. The park is open 365 days a year.

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