Mary’s and ride 18 miles to Logan’s Pass for 2,198 ft. of gain.
This 50-mile paved gateway connects the east and west sides of Glacier National Park with cedar forests, cascading waterfalls, and alpine tundra. In the spring, this route is open to cyclists in late May. Start at the west entrance and ride 32 miles to Logan’s Pass for 3,431 ft. of gain. From the east side, start at St. Mary’s and ride 18 miles to Logan’s Pass for 2,198 ft. of gain. Either direction, most of the climbing is packed into 12 miles with an average grade of 6%. Highlights along the way include the famous hairpin turn, The Loop, as well as Bird Woman Falls and the Weeping Wall. Once you get to Logan’s Pass, keep an eye out for mountain goats and bighorn sheep!