Have you seen Glacier's new Night Sky Webcam? Located at the St. Mary Visitor Center on the Dusty Star Observatory, this camera showcases Glacier's incredible night sky views. It also captures a video each night, so you don't have to stay up until all hours to watch. In this video at about the 12 second mark, watch for the International Space Station to streak by. #internationaldarkskypark #darksky #halftheparkhappensafterdark #glaciernps https://www.nps.gov/glac/learn/photosmultimedia/webcams.h

What’s your favorite bighorn sheep sighting? Bighorn sheep–famous for their large, curly horns–are a common sight in the high elevation areas of Glacier National Park. Sheep live in sex-segregated herds—a group will be either all rams, or a mix of ewes and kids. Sheep of both sexes have horns, although the larger, curlier horns belong to the males. Unlike an antler, a sheep horn is never shed; it continues to grow throughout a sheep’s life. These horns can weigh as much as 30 pounds! As you can

With hundreds of species of animals and incredible mountain vistas, Glacier National Park is a sight to behold—even from space. | National Geographic