Glacier National Park (USA)

Glacier National Park, located in Montana, covers over a million acres of rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and diverse ecosystems. Named for its remnants of glaciers, the park offers stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and more than 700 miles of maintained trails. Its dramatic landscapes showcase glacial-carved valleys, alpine meadows, and dense forests. The park’s climate varies, supporting a variety of plants and animals. Visitors enjoy activities like hiking, camping, and scenic drives, while scientists study its glaciers and ecosystems. As climate change advances, many glaciers are retreating, highlighting the park’s importance as a natural and environmental treasure.