If you are looking to stay somewhere convenient to the west entrance of Glacier National Park, this is the place for you!  This is right off US Highway 2, the main highway to Glacier National Park. We have six cabins and three apartment style units at The Red Station, each of them can accommodate two people.  They are cozy and well appointed, and are walking distance to a bar, restaurants, zip lines, a distillery, and just down the road from a family fun center.

The Red Station has outdoor chairs and shared firepits to relax after a day hiking Glacier. 

The property was painted red and named with a nod to the early history of Glacier National Park which is tied to the story of the Great Northern Railway. The railway helped promote legislation that established Glacier National Park in 1910. James J. Hill, president of the railroad, not only built a railroad, but he created an empire of towns and ranches along the tracks from St. Paul, Minnesota, to Seattle, Washington. This route today is still called the Empire Builder.

The railroad promoted travel to Glacier with the slogan “See America First.”