If you have kids aged 5 to 13, they can join the Junior Ranger Program and learn more about the park’s history, nature, and culture.
Enjoy a scenic boat ride on Two Medicine Lake, a beautiful alpine lake surrounded by mountains and forests. You’ll see waterfalls, wildlife, and historic sites.
Ride one of the world's most spectacular roads on two wheels. The Going-to-the-Sun Road is a 50-mile paved route crossing the Continental Divide at Logan Pass.
Relax and enjoy a picnic by the clear and cold waters of McDonald Creek, which flows from Lake McDonald to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
Learn more about the park’s flora and fauna at the Apgar Nature Center, a cozy cabin in the woods. You’ll find interactive exhibits, games, and crafts for kids.
Explore some of the park’s easy hiking trails that are suitable for kids and families. You can choose from trails that lead to lakes, waterfalls, meadows, or viewpoints.
Experience the park from a different perspective on horseback. You can join guided rides that range from one hour to full day trips.
Have fun with scavenger hunts and geocaching in the park. Scavenger hunts involve finding and collecting hidden objects or clues.
Test your wildlife knowledge and observation skills with wildlife bingo. You can print out bingo cards with pictures or names of animals that live in the park.
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