Filming and Photography Permits Permits are generally issued for photography, filming, and associated sound recordings to ensure protection of resources, to prevent significant disruption of normal visitor uses, or when they involve props, models, professional crews and casts or set dressings. Permits are required for access to areas normally closed to the visiting public, or either before or after normal visitation hours. As of May 15, 2006 the following procedures/guidelines will apply to issuing permits for commercial filming and still photography.
Wedding Permits
Glacier provides some spectacular locations for outdoor weddings. If you plan to get married in the park you will need a permit. Applications forms can be found on our weddings page.
Did You Know?
The "Backbone of the World" is the Blackfeet tribal name given to the greater Glacier National Park ecosystem.