We have some exciting news —the webcam at Logan Pass is now LIVE! And, there is not just one webcam, but three.

The Conservancy has agreed to take over responsibility and maintenance of the Logan Pass web cameras from the National Park Service - we are able to do this thanks to the support of our donors!

The parking lot view, which has been inoperable for the past year, is a favorite of Glacier fans across the world who tune in to see the epic views, changing seasons, and parking lot status. The additional webcams provide views of the Hidden Lake trailhead area as well as Reynolds Mountain.

VIEW LOGAN PASS WEBCAMS

But wait, there’s more - there are also links to check out a timelapse of the sunrise and sunset each day!

These cameras are installed at Logan Pass which is located at the highest point along Going-to-the-Sun Road at 6,646 feet. Due to the remote location which is subject to extreme weather, maintenance will be limited during the winter months.

We hope you enjoy visiting Logan Pass from wherever you might be!

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