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Riders on an e-bike tour along Going-to-the-Sun Road

Leave the Noise Behind.

Cross over the crown of the continent on an e-bike and discover the Going-to-the-Sun Road for yourself, with all the freedom and none of the struggle.

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We are 100% locally owned and owner-operated. While many guiding services in the Glacier region are now owned by large out-of-state corporations, we live, work and play right here.

A Glacier Hikes & Bikes guide in the company hoodie on an e-bike, leading a group along a forest path

  1. Locally Owned, Owner Operated

    A small Montana business, not an out-of-state chain. The owners are at the shop or out on the trail, and their names are on the door.

  2. Permitted in the Park and the Forest

    Commercial Use Authorization in Glacier National Park and a Special Use Permit in the Flathead National Forest.

  3. Guides Who Live Here

    Year-round locals, EMT and CPR certified, carrying a satellite communicator on every trip.

  4. Small Groups, Your Pace

    Plenty of stops for photos and wildlife, whether you are a seasoned rider or new to the whole outdoors thing.

Google rating
5.0
Google reviews
247
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What a Day Out Here Looks Like

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A snowshoer with poles and a pack above the clouds in winter
Winter sunrise over the mountains of Glacier National Park
Riders on e-bikes passing under the Weeping Wall waterfall on Going-to-the-Sun Road
A raft on clear green water seen from above
Riders with their e-bikes at an overlook in golden evening light
A hiker at an alpine lake below snowy peaks and waterfalls
Sunrise over a sea of clouds in the valley below the peaks
Two people at the stone wall beside a tunnel looking out over the valley
Guests on a guided snowshoe tour near Glacier National Park
Rafts drifting down a wide river below forested cliffs

Guests Keep Saying the Same Thing

 5.0

247 Reviews on Google

“If you haven't experienced Glacier NP on an e-bike, you're missing out! Kate and Brandon will make sure it's a seamless experience... No issues with equipment, views were incredible, locally…”

Kiera UllmanOctober 2026

I had an exceptional experience with Glacier Hikes and Bikes. Bring a relatively inexperienced rider, I was a little worried about what to expect. The bikes were delivered in exceptional condition, including the helmets. I appreciated the thorough instructions and reassurance of what to expect. We…

Cindy GerhartOctober 2026

Very helpful and nice equipment. Enjoyed every bit of the ride. So much better than being in a car. I was worried about riding a bike but it was awesome and I am interested in getting my own after the experience.

Thomas UllmanOctober 2026

  • “Would definitely book again! They were so helpful and comforting. The views were once in a lifetime”

    Betsy Ullman

  • “Thanks so much to Kate & Brandon!! Took friends and family up the going to the Sun road. Great day, & great people!! 10/10”

    Austin Ryan

  • “We had a great ride. Our guide Erin was fantastic and knew what to do when we saw three bears!”

    Mark Kaplan

  • “We did a 4 hour (lunch included) park e-bike tour. Erin, our guide, was highly skilled, knowledgeable, and friendly. The equipment…”

    Stefanie Christian

  • “We just took a tour with glacier hikes and bikes out of Columbia Falls of the glacier national Forest. Brandon was our guide and…”

    Jay Patterson

  • “We had the absolute BEST time today on our e-bike tour with Glacier Hikes & Bikes, and our guide, Erin, was amazing! Exploring…”

    Carol Okopal

  • “My family e-biked Camas Road with Glacier Hikes & Bikes and had the most wonderful time! Stellar guide, great equipment, and…”

    Emilie Sangimino

  • “Patrick was an amazing guide on our e-bike tour. We would definitely do it again and recommend it to everyone!”

    Sydney Coe

  • “Did a 3 day back packing trip with Brandon as our guide through Flathead National Forrest. He was very knowledgeable and…”

    Daniel Niemczyk

Good to Know Before You Book

More Questions About Glacier
Where do we meet?

Summer and winter tours: for all of our tours, we meet at our storefront at 7309 Hwy 2 E, Columbia Falls, MT 59912, right next to the Starbucks. Unless we have made specific alternative arrangements with you in advance, please plan to arrive here to check in and gear up.

If you need transportation, contact us and we will help.

Do I need a vehicle reservation to enter Glacier National Park in 2026?

No. The National Park Service has removed the timed-entry vehicle reservation system for the 2026 season. You can drive into any entrance (Going-to-the-Sun Road, Many Glacier, Two Medicine or North Fork) without a ticket.

There is a catch: park rangers temporarily close entrances when areas reach full capacity.

Is there a parking time limit at Logan Pass?

Yes. Starting July 1, 2026, the park enforces a strict three-hour parking limit at the Logan Pass Visitor Center to increase turnover, and overnight parking is no longer permitted. If you are planning a longer hike, such as the Highline Trail, you will need the park's new $1 ticketed express shuttle, or let us handle the logistics with one of our private hiking shuttles.

What is the best way to see Going-to-the-Sun Road?

Spring biking on Going-to-the-Sun Road before it opens to cars is a world-class Montana experience. We offer guided e-bike tours during this time. As a locally owned, owner-operated outfitter, our expert guides handle everything from wildlife safety to trailside maintenance. We provide the e-bikes, helmets and local knowledge, so you can comfortably pedal up the alpine grades and take in the views.

Why choose us?

We are 100% locally owned and owner-operated. While many guiding services in the Glacier region are now owned by large out-of-state corporations, we live, work and play right here. When you book with us, you are supporting a small Montana business, and you will often find the owners right at the shop or out on the trails.

Owner-operated means we are personally invested in your experience. There is no distant corporate office; our reputation is built on every single tour and rental. You get insider knowledge that only comes from living here year-round, and gear maintained to the highest personal standards because our names are on the door.

What if Glacier National Park is too crowded?

If the main park entrances are congested, the adventure does not have to stop. We also offer guided hiking tours in the Flathead National Forest. Just outside the national park boundaries, the Flathead Valley offers the same pristine alpine lakes, towering peaks and abundant wildlife, with a fraction of the crowds.

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