From Glacier Park Station an automobile road leads to St. Mary Chalets and Many Glacier Hotel and Chalets, with side roads to Cut Bank and Two Medicine Chalets. From Belton there is an automobile road to the foot of Lake McDonald. There is also a wagon road along Flathead River from the foot of Lake McDonald to the northern border of the Park. There is no road across the Continental Divide, and all trips in the mountain region must be by trail. Transportation between Glacier Park Hotel, Two Medicine Chalets, Cut Bank Chalets, St. Mary Chalets, and Many Glacier Hotel and Chalets is by automobile. There is launch service on St. Mary Lake between the St. Mary and Going-to-the-Sun Chalets and on Lake McDonald between the foot of the lake and the hotels near the head. There is also a trail between Going-to-the-Sun and St. Mary Chalets, on Lake St. Mary, as well as between the foot of Lake McDonald and the hotels at the head of the lake. Trails furnish the only means of communication between the other chalet groups and between the chalets and the hotels on Lake McDonald. On the trails the only transportation is on horseback or afoot. The following rates are authorized in the Park:-- _One way_ Automobile fare between-- Glacier Park Hotel and St. Mary Chalets $3.50 Glacier Park Hotel and Many Glacier Hotel 6.50 St. Mary Chalets and Many Glacier Hotel 3.00 Glacier Park Hotel to Two Medicine Chalets 1.50 Belton and Lake McDonald .50 There is no regular automobile service to Cut Bank Chalets; a rate of $5.00 for the round trip is made for a minimum of 4 fares. Launch rates are as follows:-- Between chalets on St. Mary Lake $.75 Between points on Lake McDonald .75 Guides, saddle- and pack-horses can be secured from the Park Saddle-Horse Company, at Glacier Park Station, Many Glacier Hotel, Going-to-the-Sun Chalets, Glacier Hotel, and Lake McDonald at the following rates: _Per day_ Parties of 1 to 5 people:-- Saddle- and pack-horses, each $3.00 Guides, including horse and board 5.00 Parties of 6 or more people:-- Saddle- and pack-horses, each 3.00 Guides, including horse and board 3.00 Park rules require 1 guide for every 10 persons or fraction of 10. Pack-horses are not needed for short one-day trips, but are necessary for long trips of several days. One pack-horse will carry the dunnage of 10 people. All saddle-horses are required to be equipped with waterproof slickers, which outfitters supply free. Glacier National Park contains many beautiful camping-spots, and camping tours independent of hotels or chalets are popular for tourists who like to "rough it." The Park Saddle-Horse Company will furnish complete outfits at following prices for trips of 10 or more days:-- _Rates for complete camping tours_