With so much great gear benefiting the park, it can be tough to choose the perfect items from the Glacier Conservancy Park Store. We’ve narrowed it down to some of our personal top picks so you can find your faves!
Staff Picks
Colorful Wildflower Hydro Flask
“This water bottle is my must-have when hiking in the park! It keeps my water cool and has a gorgeous design.” –Stacy, Director of Development
“The Trailblazer Blend is a GNPC office staple and I personally enjoy a cup every Saturday morning on my front porch. And while every purchase supports conservation in Glacier, our friends at Montana Coffee Traders give even more back to Glacier by donating a portion of their proceeds from Trailblazer sales to trail work in the park. It’s a win-win!” –Geneva, Community Partnerships Lead
“Braiding Sweetgrass is hands down one of my favorite reads of 2023. I recommend this to any human being who’s interested in learning about different ways to be a friend to themselves, to others, and to the earth.” -Grace, Grants Coordinator
“This sticker is one of my faves. It’s sweet and little, and Indian Paintbrush is one of my favorite flowers in Glacier. Such a lil cutie!” –Rachel, Park Stores Coordinator
“I love my Highline t-shirt – I love the color, artwork, and how soft the shirt is. I also like how the vendor, Wild Tribute, donates a percentage of their proceeds to organizations who support parks, forests, and oceans—including the Glacier Conservancy.” -Kristine, Database Administrator
“The Headwaters Podcast hoodie is my favorite. It is soft and comfy! The podcast is so well done and I love to wear the sweatshirt to spread the word.” -Julie, Director of Park Stores
“The pika pin is one of my favorite products because it’s always a thrill to see a pika on a hike. Wearing the pin on a backpack or jacket is a great way to show off the pika love!” -Laura, Retail and eCommerce Coordinator
“My wife Julie and I have been hiking together in Glacier park for more than 40 years and we still rely on Jake Bramante’s indispensable map Day Hikes in Glacier National Park. Having hiked all of Glacier’s 734 miles of trails in one year, Jake knows Glacier, and his descriptions of the park are spot on. We don’t hike without it.” –Doug, Executive Director
“My staff pick is the Cotopaxi 1.5 L Kapai Hip Pack. Whether I am day hiking or backpacking, it is great to have this as an extra pocket to keep my essentials easily accessible. It is large enough to hold everything I will need from snacks, phone, first aid kit and satellite communicator, but small enough to not be a nuisance or in the way.” -Sean, Database Coordinator
“I take my Rumple blanket everywhere. From camping and concerts to the couch, I always have it handy. It is so cozy and washes like a dream. Love the snaps that keep it in place, too!” -Lacy, Associate Director of Programs and Policy
“I love the National Parks Muslin Quilt! This is my favorite product because it’s super soft and the artwork is just so beautiful. it’s also a must have because it features my favorite national parks i’ve been to before!” –Mildred, Retail Associate
“I love the blue Mountains Hydro Flask! I think it’s a great investments and I have been using it all summer. The Hydro Flask keeps my water cold and it’s starting to become my emotional support water bottle.” -Lucia, Hispanic Outreach Intern
Add-on Donation
“My favorite thing we sell is adding a donation at checkout! The programs your donation support, such as our Native America Speaks program and the Jr Ranger Program, go a long way to adding depth to the scope of the experience one can have here in an already magnificent environment. If everyone added $1, it would help to fund all of our projects that help to sustain and protect this land that deserves to thrive throughout the coming decades and centuries!” –Jenn, Retail Associate
“I 💜 my Glacier National Park calendar. Whenever I turn the page to a new month, I feel inspired by Glacier all over again.” -Renee, Associate Director of People and Culture
Learn more about how your purchases and donations to the Glacier Conservancy are making critical work possible in Glacier National Park.
