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There are a few different ways to get to Glacier
National Park and surrounding areas. The area boasts a
beautiful
international airport conveniently located near
the west side of the park, area ski resorts, towns and
Flathead Lake.
Travel by train and enjoy a bit of history on the
Empire Builder with such stops at the Whitefish
Train Depot and Essex, and East Glacier Park. This route
travels between Chicago, St. Paul, and Portland/Seattle.
Travel options are continually expanding, and starting
in June United Airlines will be offering daily service
through Denver and seasonal weekend service through
Chicago.
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Glacier International Airport
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AIRLINES |
1-800-8624-8331 |
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1-800-225-2525 |
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1-800-221-1212 |
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1-800-547-9308 |
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RAIL |
EMPIRE ROUTE GUIDE |
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Driving
Distances to the Flathead Valley from: |
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Billings |
420 mi/ 676 km |
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Calgary |
315 mi/ 507 km |
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Cranbrook |
138 mi/ 507 km |
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Edmonton |
504 mi/ 811 km |
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Fernie |
122 mi/ 196 km |
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Helena |
196 mi/ 315 km |
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Lethbridge |
200 mi/ 322 km |
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Seattle |
543 mi/ 874 km |
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Spokane |
245 mi/ 394 km |
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Traveling to
Waterton Park?
IMPORTANT NOTE: In
these times of increased border security we
recommend that you check both the US Department
of Homeland Security and Canadian Border
Services websites for the most current list of
required documentation for border crossing.
>
U.S. DEPARTMENT of HOMELAND SECURITY
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CANADIAN BORDER SERVICES AGENCY |
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