All of Montana’s Amtrak stations are on one route, the Empire Builder, which travels between Chicago and either Portland or Seattle. There are multiple stops near Glacier National Park and in small towns. See the list of Montana Amtrak stations below to learn more.
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Montana Amtrak Stations
- Browning, MT (BRO)
- Cut Bank, MT (CUT)
- East Glacier Park, MT (GPK)
- Essex, MT (ESM)
- Glasgow, MT (GGW)
- Havre, MT (HAV)
- Libby, MT (LIB)
- Malta, MT (MAL)
- Shelby, MT (SBY)
- West Glacier, MT (WGL)
- Whitefish, MT (WFH)
- Wolf Point, MT (WPT)
Tips and Things to Know
- One train per day in each direction at all stations in Montana.
- The Whitefish train station is in a very walkable area near restaurants, shops and vacation rentals. There is a free shuttle to ski resorts, rental cars and guided day trips to Glacier National Park.
- The LOGE Glacier resort is in walking distance of the Essex station. It’s a charming place to stay with the option to get a room in a caboose.
- The historic Glacier Park Lodge is in walking distance of the East Glacier Park station. Both the lodge and station are closed during the winter.
- Walk to lodging, restaurants, grocery store and rafting trips from the West Glacier station.
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