Glacier officials remain mum on plan to end ticketed entry
Bighorn sheep cross over the Hidden Lake Trail in Glacier National Park on Tuesday, June 13. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Five years after Glacier National Park first introduced a ticketed-entry system to handle ever-increasing summer crowds, the park plans on eliminating the at-times controversial system.
At least that’s what the superintendent said during a chamber of commerce meeting late last year. Since then, despite promises that details would be announced soon, the National Park Service has remained mum about what the busy summer season will look like in Glacier.
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