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Glacier Peaks Hotel
Glacier Peaks HotelBrowning
$334
$354 total
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Sep 1 - Sep 2
Super 8 by Wyndham Cut Bank
Super 8 by Wyndham Cut BankCut Bank
$134
$145 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 6 - Sep 7
Whistling Swan Motel
Whistling Swan MotelEast Glacier Park
$199
$215 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 26 - Sep 27
Glacier Park Lodge
Glacier Park LodgeEast Glacier Park
$352
$401 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 20 - Sep 21
Hooks Hideaway Motel
Hooks Hideaway MotelBabb
$270
$293 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 27 - Aug 28
Glacier Alpine Lodges
Glacier Alpine LodgesEast Glacier Park
$308
$398 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 28 - Aug 29
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Top landmarks in Browning
Museum of the Plains Indian
8.4/10 (22 reviews)
Museum of the Plains Indian is 1 mi (1.6 km) from central North Browning, why not stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture North Browning has to offer, head to Glacier Peaks Casino, Blackfeet Heritage Center, and Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi Village.
Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi Village
8.0/10 (19 reviews)
If museums are on your list of things to see in Browning, then you might want to head to Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi Village. If you want to see more of the museums in Browning, Museum of the Plains Indian isn't far either.
Blackfeet Heritage Center
8.2/10 (21 reviews)
Blackfeet Heritage Center is worth a visit, located 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from central Browning.
Blackfeet Community College
If you'd like to get a taste of South Browning student life, check out Blackfeet Community College, located 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from central South Browning.
Browning Branch Library
Browning Branch Library is worth a visit when in central Browning.
Medicine Spring Library
Medicine Spring Library is worth a visit, located 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from central South Browning.
Learn more about Browning
Surrounded by Montana plains, this gateway to Blackfeet culture offers an authentic glimpse into Native American heritage. The Museum of the Plains Indian displays intricate beadwork and powerful artwork telling stories across generations. Nearby, Glacier National Park's jagged peaks and turquoise lakes create an almost impossibly beautiful backdrop. Watch for wildlife along Going-to-the-Sun Road, where mountain goats appear on cliffs with casual confidence. Try traditional crafts at Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi Village, where local artisans share centuries-old techniques. The modest Glacier Peaks Casino provides evening entertainment when mountain shadows grow long and the day's adventures need proper recounting.
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Lodgepole Gallery
8/10 Good
"Consistent as advertised, very helpful host and very good amenities."
Glacier Peaks Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Clean, casino is good sized, coffee shop is great, little restaurant seems to stay busy as there aren’t a lot of places or ones that are open very late in Browning. Breakfast was good. Nice hotel and would stay again."
Whistling Swan Motel
10/10 Excellent
"Check-in spot is different location from the Whistling Swan Motel [Glacier Park Trading Co. 316 US Highway 2--located across from the Circle R Motel on Dawson Ave) and the Amtrak Station on US-2--- the store is open until 9pm which is why check-in ends at that time unless you call ahead and arrange for a later check-in. We got to the place around 8:55pm from a long hike/drive from Glacier National Park... just glad to have made it before the store closed. Folks were super helpful to our tired and dreary selves. The parking lot outside the motel rooms are gravel ground and you have to park on a slant. The room is charming and comfortable-- with fridge and microwave, several USB slots for charging phones and devices, Wi-Fi, and TV. Our stay was very short-- but will definitely consider the Whistling Swan next visit to GNP."
Hooks Hideaway Motel
8/10 Good
"Clean room, limited staff and poor Wi-fi."
St. Mary Village
8/10 Good
"pretty much the only game in town"
Glacier Alpine Lodges
10/10 Excellent
"The 5 cabins are well appointed with what you need for budget travel eating in rather than out. Essentials for cooking and coffee. Best size for a couple with 1-2 kids. Lofts have comfortable bed: twin for kid, full for adults. Small table and sofa and nice bathroom. Very new and modern. Small fix like the bathroom dispensers seemed really to fall as did the mirror shelf. Other than that it’s a great place and location for gas, basic needs, some places to eat and close to Two Medicine area. Accommodating hosts and the outfitters also carry what you need for excursions in Glacier NP including bear spray rental. Will happily come back with a friend."
Many Glacier Hotel - Inside the Park
8/10 Good
"Stayed here for 2 nights in July with family. Positives: Gorgeous setting. Swiss-like esthetics. Loved that you could walk to the trails and not worry about finding parking before beginning our hike(s). Ate at the lounge restaurant and it was very good. Also thrilled to have a coffee shop, snack shop available. If able to, go to dinner one night at the Swiftcurrent Motor Inn restaurant (just a couple minutes away driving) then walk down to Fishcap Lake (nicknamed Moose Lake). It’s about a 5-10 min easy walk. We visited this lake 3 times and saw moose 2 of those times. When visiting after dinner around 7, it was like the animals were paid actors. Deer all around, birds, beaver swimming, and a huge, bull moose. One of the highlights of the trip! Negatives: a small hike is necessary to get to the parking lot. There is not dedicated guest parking, so during the day the lot fills fast due to others not staying at Many Glacier wanting to use the easily accessible trails. During the day, it is hard to find parking. It was not a problem when we left for dinner and returned in the evening. Our room had a balcony but the bench and floorboards were covered in bird poop so not really usable. Shower was tiny and room definitely was warm for sleeping with no AC (but expected—it is July at a national park lodge, afterall)"