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National parks are so crowded that Congress is getting involved – Are Tourists Loving Montana Too Much?

July 30, 2021/

A crowd of hikers waits to cross a snow field along the trail to the Hidden Lake Overlook near Logan Pass on July 22, 2016. Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon

Reservations, staffing, and car limits are pitched as solutions during testimony in a Senate subcommittee hearing

 
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From Destination Marketing to Destination Stewardship – Are Tourists Loving Montana Too Much?

“I know folks are concerned about overcrowding and Glacier has become an extremely popular destination.  We can become a victim of too much success.”


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