- Prices from $34-$100 per person.
- With several departure/touring destinations throughout the park, choose between East Glacier, West Glacier, and more.
- Red Jammer Bus tours generally operate between late May and late September.
- Rest your weary feet, have your camera ready, and enjoy the guided tour provided by your driver.
Overview
Named for the sound their original standard transmissions made as drivers “jammed” the gears over mountain passes, Glacier Park’s Red Jammer Buses are an unmistakable park feature, with their red and black exterior and canvas tops clearly visible on The Going To The Sun Road and in most drivable park areas. 25 feet in length, these classic sedans hold 17 passengers as their drivers take you on a guided ride amidst the majestic landscapes.
Location/Directions
With several touring routes throughout Glacier, visitors have their choice of select journeys and departure destinations, broken down into areas, including: East Glacier, Northeast Glacier, West Glacier, Waterton (Canada), and more. Read trip descriptions here.
From East Glacier, try:
- International Peace Park Tour
Highlights: Old North Trail, Waterton Lakes National Park
Length: 8.5 hours/6.5 hours
Departure: Glacier Park Lodge/St. Mary Lodge
From West Glacier, try:
- Crown of the Continent Tour
Highlights: Lake McDonald Valley, Going To The Sun Road, Logan Pass, Swiftcurrent Valley
Length: 7.5 – 8 hours
Departure(s): West Glacier KOA/Apgar Transit Center/Lake McDonald Lodge
Reservations
Call 855-733-4522
Hours/Season
Red Jammer Bus tours operate from late May through late September, depending upon the area. Choose between half day and full day tours. Check listings for individual departures.Fees
- Prices from $34-$100 for adults, depending on the tour.
- Children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Gratuity not included. Don’t forget to tip your driver!
- Reservations required; make them at least one day in advance.
More Information
Things to Bring:
- Park Pass (for exit/re-entry into the park).
- Passport (if traveling into the Waterton area).
- A jacket for cool mountain passes.
- Camera!
Keep in Mind:
Although roomy, Red Jammer Buses were not designed to accommodate luggage.