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Discover Glacier National Park's West Side on a self-guided bike tour for $65. Enjoy stunning views, bike paths, and a fun photo scavenger hunt in one day.
Explore the scenic beauty of Glacier National Park with a self-guided bike tour on the West Side for just $65 per person. This one-day adventure offers a flexible way to see Apgar, Fish Creek, and West Glacier, with options to rent bikes from a trusted provider, Glacier Guides and Montana Raft. The tour is highly rated, with 8 reviews giving it a perfect 5.0/5, and is perfect for those who enjoy casual exploration, outdoor activity, and picturesque landscapes. While the tour is well-suited for most, note that e-bikes are not available for children aged 4-12, and the activity is designed to fit into a single day, making it ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive yet relaxed outdoor experience.
This tour features a mobile ticket, flexible timing during the spring, summer, and fall, and a photo scavenger hunt that adds an interactive element. With the option to receive a prize for collecting photos, it combines adventure with a bit of friendly competition. Keep in mind that bikes are available for rent from 7:30 AM to 6 PM in spring and summer, and from 8:30 AM to 6 PM in fall, with returning bikes after hours incurring extra charges. This experience suits those who want a self-paced exploration of Glacier’s varied landscapes without the constraints of a guided group.


The tour begins at 11970 US-2 in West Glacier, Montana. From this central location, riders rent bikes directly from the shop, then follow designated bike paths into West Glacier, Apgar, and Fish Creek. The return point is the same as the starting location, making logistics straightforward. This setup ensures easy access for visitors staying nearby or arriving by vehicle.
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Bikes are available for rental from 7:30 AM to 6 PM during spring and summer, and from 8:30 AM to 6 PM in fall. Riders are encouraged to reserve an extra day if they wish to start earlier or finish later, as bikes need time to be prepared for upcoming users. The full-day rental fee applies if bikes are returned after the specified hours. This flexible timing supports early risers and those wanting a relaxed afternoon ride.
A unique feature of this tour is the photo scavenger hunt. Participants use an interactive map provided at rental and seek out specific locations around West Glacier, Apgar, and Fish Creek. The goal is to snap pictures at designated spots, which adds a playful, engaging element to the ride. Collecting all photos and additional shots during the trip earns riders a prize, making this experience more than just pedaling through scenic views.

The ride covers areas with beautiful views and easy access to Glacier’s dedicated bike paths. While no specific stops are detailed, the route passes through popular locations like Apgar and Fish Creek, offering opportunities for sightseeing, nature photography, and enjoying the fresh mountain air. The bike paths are designed for ease of access, making it suitable for a wide range of fitness levels and cycling skills.

The tour requires participants to be at least 18 years old if renting an e-bike, emphasizing its adult-oriented nature. For those planning to bring children aged 4-12, e-bike rentals are not available for them. The confirmation of booking is immediate, and free cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for flexible planning.

The tour is operated by Glacier Guides and Montana Raft, well-known for outdoor activities in Glacier National Park. The staff, especially noted for helpfulness and accommodation, contribute to a smooth rental experience. Their detailed attention ensures that participants have what they need for a safe and enjoyable day on the bike paths.

With a perfect 5.0/5 rating based on 8 reviews, this tour demonstrates consistent satisfaction. One review praises Noah and the staff for their helpfulness and notes the amazing views and easy access to bike trails. The reviewer also mentions a desire for more bikeable areas within the park, which indicates the current routes are appreciated but may be somewhat limited in scope.

Priced at $65 per person, the tour offers good value for a full day of exploration in Glacier National Park. The mobile ticket system simplifies access and planning, and the self-guided format provides flexibility to customize the pace and stops. This setup is especially appealing for visitors who prefer independence and want to avoid guided tour schedules.
While the experience is highly praised, longer or more extensive bikeable areas in the park are a common wish among participants, hinting at some limitations in trail length or accessibility. Riders should also be aware of bike return times to avoid extra charges. Plus, e-bike rentals are restricted to adults, so families with young children may need to plan accordingly.
This tour suits adventure enthusiasts, outdoor lovers, and photography fans seeking a flexible, scenic day out. It’s well-matched for those comfortable with cycling and looking for a self-paced exploration of Glacier’s West Side. The interactive scavenger hunt adds a fun twist, making it ideal for families or groups wanting an engaging outdoor activity.
The Self-Guided Bike Tour in Glacier National Park offers an affordable, scenic route into some of the park’s most picturesque areas. With helpful staff, easy access to bike paths, and a playful photo scavenger hunt, it balances adventure with flexibility. The perfect choice for those who enjoy cycling at their own pace and wish to see Apgar and Fish Creek without guided group constraints. While the trail options might be somewhat limited, the overall experience provides stunning views and a memorable outdoor outing for most visitors.
“Noah and the staff were helpful and accommodating to our needs. The views were amazing and the ease of getting on the bike trails were appreciated….”
Are e-bikes available for children?
No, e-bikes are only available for riders aged 18 and above; children aged 4-12 cannot book e-bikes.
Can I cancel this tour free of charge?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What are the rental hours?
Bikes are rented from 7:30 AM to 6 PM in spring and summer, and from 8:30 AM to 6 PM in fall. Returning bikes after these hours incurs an additional full-day fee.
Where do I start the tour?
The meeting point is at 11970 US-2 in West Glacier, Montana. The same location serves as the end point.
What does the photo scavenger hunt involve?
Participants use an interactive map to locate specific spots, taking photos to collect all images needed to earn a prize.
Is this tour suitable for most fitness levels?
Yes, the dedicated bike paths are designed to be accessible, making it a suitable activity for most outdoor enthusiasts.
How long does the tour last?
The activity is designed to be completed in about one day, giving ample time to enjoy the scenery and participate in the scavenger hunt.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of self-guided flexibility, stunning views, and the interactive photo scavenger hunt make this experience both fun and memorable for bike lovers visiting Glacier National Park.