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Entrance station · Glacier National Park
A separate entrance for Two Medicine's lake and trail area.
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The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
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Two Medicine on the Radio“In August nineteen thirty-four, President Franklin Roosevelt spoke to the country by radio from Two Medicine Chalet. It was his first visit to Glacier, and he said the scenery made him want to stay all summer.”
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Two Medicine Entrance Station is the park's checkpoint on Two Medicine Road, the separate approach to Glacier's Two Medicine area northwest of East Glacier Park. It is a pass-through stop rather than a sightseeing attraction; continue toward the lake and valley trails.
An entrance fee applies even when the station is unstaffed. Self-payment instructions are available at each entrance, so follow the posted directions if no attendant is there.
Two Medicine Road runs from its junction with MT-49 to the parking area at Two Medicine Lake. At the valley's western end, the high-elevation lake is framed by peaks and hiking trails; this station is the start of that drive.
Wildlife
404 sightingsGrizzly BearMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
11 sightingsWolverineMost seen around 8 PMSighting map
1,173 sightingsMountain GoatMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
1,000 sightingsBighorn SheepMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
395 sightingsMooseMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
506 sightingsBlack BearMost seen around 8 PMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Glacier. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
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ChallengingDawson–Pitamakan Pass Loop17.4 mi · 10 hr · 1.9 mi awayTwo alpine passes and a narrow ridge make this a full day.
ChallengingDawson Pass Trail13 mi · 8 hr · 1.9 mi awayA steep climb above No Name Lake ends at the Divide.
ModerateUpper Two Medicine Lake Trail10 mi · 5.5 hr · 1.9 mi awayA long, mostly gentle walk to a lake beneath steep valley walls.
ChallengingPitamakan Pass Trail15.2 mi · 8 hr · 1.9 mi awayOldman Lake, then nearly 1,000 feet of switchbacks to the pass.
ModerateNo Name Lake Trail9.8 mi · 5.5 hr · 1.9 mi awayA long return hike to a small lake below Pumpelly Pillar.
ChallengingOldman Lake Trail12.8 mi · 7 hr · 1.9 mi awayA long valley walk ends at a lake beneath Mount Morgan.
EasyTwin Falls Trail7 mi · 4 hr · 1.9 mi awayTwo cascades, with a boat shortcut for a quicker approach.
ModerateTwo Medicine Lake Loop8 mi · 4.5 hr · 1.9 mi awayOpen water and avalanche chutes frame this Two Medicine shoreline loop.
Sight · 1.1 mi awayRunning Eagle FallsSeasonal flow changes which tier of the falls shows.
Sight · 1.9 mi awayAppistoki FallsA short waterfall walk with a partly screened view.
Campground · 2.1 mi awayTwo Medicine CampgroundA shady lakeside base with hikes starting from camp.
Sight · 2.3 mi awayTwo Medicine LakeA boat ride adds a fresh angle on Sinopah Mountain.
Store · 2.3 mi awayTwo Medicine CampstorePick up supplies in a historic chalet hall beside the lake.
Beach · 2.7 mi awayParadise PointA short walk to a small beach with striking Two Medicine views.
Sight · 3.1 mi awayAster FallsA forest walk to a 20-foot cascade in three drops.
Sight · 4.9 mi awayTwin FallsTwo cascades under Pumpelly Pillar, with a boat-shortened approach.Parkwolf’s Glacier ranking