The Belton Chalet
4.4FreeHistoric 1910 alpine lodge situated steps from West Glacier's park entrance.
Built in 1910 as the Great Northern Railway's first chalet in Glacier National Park, the Belton Chalet is a restored National Historic Landmark offering cozy, vintage accommodations. Located in West Glacier, the property features historic timbered charm, mountain views, and an acclaimed on-site dining room and taproom serving locally sourced Montana cuisine. Guests can enjoy convenient access to the park's West Entrance and Going-to-the-Sun Road.
History
Built in 1910, The Belton Chalet was designed by the architect Thomas H. McGowan and served as one of the original lodges for visitors to Glacier National Park. It has been a popular destination for travelers seeking adventure and tranquility in the breathtaking landscape of Montana.
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