Looking Glass Highway (MT-49)
A 12-mile paved state highway on the Blackfeet Reservation connecting US-2 at East Glacier Park north to US-89 near Kiowa, skirting the southeastern corner of Glacier National Park. Named after the Nez Perce leader, MT-49 is twisty and narrow with west-facing views into the Two Medicine area of Glacier and strong grizzly bear, moose, and wolf sighting potential. A spur road branches into Two Medicine itself. Note: the northerly 8 miles over Looking Glass Hill are steep and prone to landslides; avoid after heavy rain or in early spring.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
East Glacier Park Village
A small gateway community at the southeast corner of Glacier National Park, offering services and views of the surrounding peaks.
Bear Track Travel Center
A convenient fuel stop at the start of the route before heading into the more remote stretches near Glacier.
Two Medicine Grill
A casual local spot to grab a meal near the Two Medicine area of Glacier National Park.
First Light Espresso
A coffee stop in East Glacier Park Village, good for a morning drink before setting out.
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