1889 J. F. Stevens explored Marias Pass as location of railroad line. 1891 Great Northern Railroad built through Marias Pass. 1895 Purchase of territory east of Continental Divide from the Blackfeet Indians for $1,500,000, to be thrown open to prospectors and miners. 1901 George Bird Grinnell published an article in Century Magazine which first called attention to the exceptional grandeur and beauty of the region and need for its conservation. 1910 Bill creating Glacier National Park was signed by President Taft on May 11. Maj. W. R. Logan became first superintendent. 1932 Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park dedicated. 1933 Going-to-the-Sun Highway opened to travel throughout its length. 1934 Franklin D. Roosevelt first President to visit Glacier National Park.

Contents

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International Peace Park	1
How to Reach Glacier Park	3
By Rail	3
By Automobile	3
By Airplane	3
Centers of Interest	3
Glacier Park Station	3
Two Medicine	4
Cutbank	6
Red Eagle	6
St. Mary and Sun Camp	6
Many Glacier Region	8
Belly River Valley, Waterton Lake, and Goathaunt	11
Flattop Mountain and Granite Park	13
Logan Pass	14
Avalanche Camp	14
Lake McDonald	15
Sperry Chalets	16
Belton	16
What to Do and See	17
Fishing	17
Hiking and Mountain Climbing	18
Popular trails	21
Swimming	22
Camping out	22
Photography	22
Park Highway System	22
How to Dress	23
Accommodations	24
Saddle-Horse Trips	25
All-Expense Tours by Bus	26
Transportation	27