Glacier National Park Site History: Logan Pass

Freimund W, Dalenberg, D, Mills C, Weinberg A, Markegard S, Warner T, Miller Z. 2014. Glacier National Park Site History: Logan Pass. University of Montana, Department of Society and Conservation. Missoula, MT

The reconstruction of the Going-to-the-Sun Road (GTTSR) in Glacier National Park (GNP) poses important questions about impacts on visitor behavior, use levels and patterns of use within GNP, before, during, and following the construction activity. A long-term study of visitor behavior on the GTTSR has been underway since 2005. The content of this site history is a compilation of data collected and reports generated over the course of this long-term study pertaining to the Logan Pass area. Topics include parking patterns, traffic flow, visitor activities, and visitor experiences and perceptions about management of the area.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Freimund, Wayne; Dalenberg,, Doug; Mills, Christina; Weinberg, Alex; Markegard, Sarah; Warner, Tyler; Miller, Zach
Date of Issue
2014-06
Publisher
University of Montana, Department of Society and Conservation
Units
GLAC
Keywords
Going to the Sun Road, Logan Pass, shuttle, transit, Transportation, Visitor Experience, Visitor Use
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Human Use | Visitor and Recreation Use | Visitor Use

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