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This is a fascinating park - different in many ways from the mountain park that I am most familiar, Rocky Mountain National Park. The Great Northern Railroad helped set up the park, and much of what they did can still be seen today. Before roads, the Great Northern was bringing people to Glacier, where they would typically spend a month or more. Dropped off at the railroad depots in East or West Glacier, visitors could stay in lodges near the stations. Then they would take day-long rides to the next chalet, going as deep into the park as they wanted. But all of the buildings were, and still are, about one day's ride from the next. Some items have been modernized, others are just they were. Roads added, "motor inns" built, but the heart of the lodges and the chalets remain.

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And now, it's back onto the Empire Builder for the ride home. All Aboard.