Camas Road is a 12-mile paved scenic route located on the western side of Glacier National Park. It connects the Apgar area near the West Entrance to the park's remote North Fork region. The drive winds through vibrant regenerating forests and offers expansive views of surrounding mountain peaks.
Expert notes
- Drive slowly to enjoy the scenery and avoid wildlife.
- Visit during sunrise or sunset for the best lighting.
- Check road conditions before your trip, as they can change rapidly.
- Pack snacks and water for a leisurely drive.
- Respect wildlife and maintain a safe distance.
- Take breaks at designated viewpoints for photos and relaxation.
- Use binoculars for better wildlife viewing.
- Stay on designated paths and areas to protect the environment.
Features
- Access to hiking trails
- Breathtaking views
- Natural landscapes
- Open seasonally
- Photo opportunities
- Picnic areas
- Quiet atmosphere
- Wildlife sightings
More things to do in Glacier National Park
Kootenai FallsFreeDiscover powerful waterfalls and a thrilling swinging suspension bridge in Montana
Continental Divide TrailFreeExplore pristine alpine wilderness along Glacier National Park's Continental Divide Trail.
Logan PassFreeDiscover breathtaking alpine views at Glacier National Park's highest mountain pass
St. Mary Visitor CenterFreeEssential gateway for exploring the eastern entrance of Glacier National Park
Walton Goat LickFreeScenic roadside overlook where mountain goats gather for mineral-rich cliffs.
Old Man LakeFreeNestled beneath soaring alpine peaks, Oldman Lake offers serene wilderness beauty.