Glacier National Park Ceremony Locations / 2026 Update
Glacier National Park Ceremony Locations
This section lists the ceremony locations, maximum participants, closures, dates of vehicle access, site details and restrictions, and additional information for Glacier National Park wedding locations.
Source note: Information copied from Glacier National Park’s 2026 approved wedding ceremony location table. Always confirm final permit rules directly with Glacier National Park before applying.
Lake McDonald Area and West Side of Going-to-the-Sun Road
Apgar Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 250
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 250
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 100 participants: 10 vehicles; 100 to 250 participants: 15 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: No
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Peak Season Timing: Ceremony Only Before 10:00am or After 5:00pm During Peak Season
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 5 Minutes
- Closures: Evening Programs: June/July: 6:30 pm–10 pm; August: 6 pm–9:30 pm; September: 6 pm–9:30 pm (pre-labor day) 5:15 pm–8:45 pm (post labor day)
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: No roadside parking.
Apgar Picnic Area Shoreline
- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 5 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surgface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free surfaces.
Fish Creek Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 200
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 200
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 100 participants: 10 vehicles; 100 to 250 participants: 15 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes (Only During Peak Season)
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 10 Minutes
- Closures: Evening Programs: June: 7:30 pm–10:30 pm; July/August/September: 7:30 pm–11 pm
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Late May–Early September
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: If campground/gate is closed for the season, party must walk in. No restrooms available after closure.
Fish Creek Picnic Area Shoreline
- Peak Guest Count: 20
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 25
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 10 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Late April–Late December
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free surfaces.
Avalanche Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 100
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 100
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 100 participants: 10 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 30 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Early May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Parking is extremely limited at Avalanche Creek. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Avalanche Picnic Area Shoreline
Also listed as Avalanche Creek Picnic Area- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 30 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Early May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/chiars/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Parking is extremely limited at Avalanche Creek. When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free surfaces. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during closures.
7-Mile Pullout (Sandy Point)
Also listed as Sandy Point- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: No
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 10 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
10-Mile Pullout (Jackson Bay)
Also listed as Jackson Bay- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: No
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 15 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
Sprague Picnic Area Shoreline
Also listed as Sprague Creek Picnic Area- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 20 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Mid May–Early September
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Picnic area gate is closed by 9:00 pm. When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas. If campground/gate is closed for the season, party must walk in.
Lake McDonald Lodge Beach
- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 30
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes (Peak Season Only)
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Best Use Note: Best for Winter Weddings as Summer is Very, Very Busy
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 20 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas. Permitee must notify Lake McDonald Lodge prior to event.
Ryan Beach
- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: No
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Ceremony Location Note: Ceremony MUST be held on the beach and NOT the meadow area
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 5 Minutes
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No facilities. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on beach; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Permitted area is the beach, not the meadow. Whenever water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas.
Big Bend
- Closures: Possible spring closures due to plowing operations and avalanche danger; inquire with park
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Early July–Mid September
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Groups may only use developed gravel area adjacent to parking. Events cannot be held below this area.
North Fork Area
Bowman Lake Day Use Area
Also listed as Bowman Lake- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 24
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: Mid-May to Mid-October
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 1.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 1.5 Hours, One-Way
- Road Note: The road to Bowman Lake is very long and very, very bumpy. It is not ideal for anyone who gets car sick very easily.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Mid May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: If road is closed due to snow, cars can park at Polebridge Ranger Station and hike/ski 6+ miles each way.
Kintla Lake Day Use Area
Also listed as Kintla Lake- Peak Guest Count: 12
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 12
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: Mid-May to Mid-October, Sunrise to Sunset
- Travel Time: From the west entrance of Glacier National Park: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.5 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2.75 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 hours, One-Way
- Road Note: The road to Kintla Lake is very long and very, very bumpy. It is not ideal for anyone who gets car sick very easily.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Mid May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: If road is closed due to snow, cars can park at Polebridge Ranger Station and hike/ski 14+ miles each way.
Juniper River Access
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Mid May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No facilities. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Accessible by river as well; all applicable AIS inspections/boating restrictions apply; can leave rafts on river bar. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during closures.
Two Medicine Area and Walton Area near Essex
Pray Lake Shoreline
Also listed as Pray Lake- Peak Guest Count: 30
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 30
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 30 participants: 6 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: No
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June-September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 1.75 hours, One-Way
- Closures: Pray Lake Shoreline is not available in 2026 due to construction.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: No roadside parking; park only in designated areas. All events must take place directly on the durable shoreline surface, not on the meadow. During seasonal road/gate closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Two Medicine Amphitheater
Also listed as Two Medicine Campground Amphitheater- Peak Guest Count: 50
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 75
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 75 participants: 10 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June-September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 1.75 hours, One, Way
- Closures: Evening Programs: June/July: 6:30 pm–10:00 pm; August/September: 6 pm–10 pm. Two Medicine Amphitheater is not available in 2026 due to construction.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road/gate closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Two Medicine Picnic Area Shoreline
Also listed as Two Medicine Picnic Area- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June-September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 1.75 hours, One, Way
- Closures: Two Medicine Picnic Area Shoreline is not available in 2026 due to construction.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: No roadside parking; park only in designated areas. When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas. During seasonal road/gate closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during closures.
Walton Picnic Area
- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 15
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June -September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2 hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 1.75 hours, One, Way
- Photo Note: Check back for photos of the Walton Picnic Area!
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/chairs/décor; food/beverages in designated picnic spaces only
Running Eagle Falls
- Closures: Running Eagle Falls will not be available after Sept 7, 2026 through spring of 2027 due to construction.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. No tables/chairs/décor. Snacks ok.
- Additional Information: No roadside parking; park only in designated areas. Parking is extremely limited. All events must take place on durable surface. Trail may not be obstructed for other visitors. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
St. Mary Area and Cutbank Valley
St. Mary Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 50
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 75
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 75 participants: 10 vehicles
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: Year-Round
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 Hours, One-Way
- Photo Note: Check back for photos of the St. Mary Amphitheater!
- Closures: Evening Programs: June/July: 6:30 pm–10 pm; August /September: 6 pm–10 pm. In 2026, Amphitheater not available until July 2 due to construction project.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road/gate closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during seasonal road closures.
Rising Sun Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 100
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 100
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 100 participants: 10 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June-September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2.25 Hours, One-Way
- Closures: Evening Programs: June/July: 6:30 pm–10:00 pm; August/September: 6 pm–10 pm
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Early May–Late October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road/gate closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during seasonal road closures.
Sun Point
- Peak Guest Count: 20
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Location Note: Tends to be very windy
- Typical Availability: June-September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 Hours, One-Way
- Closures: Possible spring closures due to plowing operations and avalanche danger; inquire with park.
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
1913 Ranger Station
- Peak Guest Count: 20
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 20
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 2.5 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 Hours, One-Way
- Photo Note: Check back for photos of the 1913 Ranger Station!
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year-round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No facilities. No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Red Eagle Trailhead
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Year Round
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Cutbank Field
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Typically late May - mid-October.
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Field south of Trailhead, must stay within 250ft of road. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Rising Sun Picnic Area Shoreline
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Early May–Late October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Park at picnic area and take trail to shoreline. When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas. Area frequently restricted due to wildlife activity. Permit does not allow access during wildlife closures. Permitee is responsible for monitoring area status and contacting office in advance if location change is required.
Many Glacier Valley
Lake Josephine Shoreline
Also listed as Shore of Josephine Lake- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 15
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September, Not Labor Day Weekend
- Hike Note: A 1 Mile Hike (One-Way) is Required - 2 Miles Round Trip
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 3 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 .5 Hours, One-Way
- Dates of Vehicle Access: No vehicle access to location. Vehicle access to nearest trailhead is last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No facilities. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: One-mile hike to location (2-mile round trip). Permitted area is dock area, not farther down the trail or elsewhere along shoreline. When water level allows, events must take place below high-water line/on durable vegetation-free areas.
Many Glacier Hotel Green
Behind main Lodge- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 15
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September, Not Labor Day Weekend
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 3 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 .5 Hours, One-Way
- Photo Note: Check back for photos of the Many Glacier Hotel Green!
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Permittee must notify Many Glacier Hotel prior to event. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Many Glacier Hotel–SW Beach
Also listed as Many Glacier Hotel SW-Beach- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count:15
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September, Not Labor Day Weekend
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 3 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 .5 Hours, One-Way
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Permittee must notify Many Glacier Hotel prior to event. When water level allows, events must take place on durable vegetation-free areas. During seasonal road closures, must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Many Glacier Hotel Beach
- Peak Guest Count: 15
- Non-Peak Guest Count:15
- Maximum Vehicle Count: 4
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September, Not Labor Day Weekend
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 3 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 .5 Hours, One-Way
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok
- Additional Information: Permittee must notify Many Glacier Hotel prior to event. When water level allows, events must take place on durable vegetation-free areas. During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location.
Many Glacier Amphitheater
- Peak Guest Count: 100
- Non-Peak Guest Count: 100
- Maximum Vehicle Count: Up to 20 participants: 4 vehicles; 21 to 60 participants: 6 vehicles; 61 to 100 participants: 10 vehicles
- Amenities: Bathrooms: Yes
- Permit Time: 2-Hours
- Typical Availability: June - September, Not Labor Day Weekend
- Travel Time: From Whitefish: 2.75 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Kalispell: 3 Hours, One-Way
- Travel Time: From Columbia Falls: 2 .5 Hours, One-Way
- Closures: Evening Programs: June/July: 6:30 pm–10:00 pm; August: 6 pm–10 pm; September: 5:30 pm–10 pm
- Dates of Vehicle Access: Last week of May–Mid October
- Site Details and Restrictions: Wheelchair accessible. Pets allowed. No tables/chairs/décor; snacks ok
- Additional Information: During seasonal road closures, party must ski/snowshoe/hike to location. Pets prohibited during seasonal closures.
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