Cut Bank Ranger Station Historic District

The Cut Bank Ranger Station Historic District features wooden and stone structures that incorporate natural materials within the mountainous landscape of Glacier National Park.

Constructed in 1917, the ranger station was among the first buildings erected by the National Park Service, following designs influenced by Great Northern Railway park hotels.

The station represents early twentieth-century architectural practices in national parks, combining functional requirements with natural materials and construction methods.

Located at coordinates 48.605987, -113.377064, the station operates during summer months and provides information services to park visitors.

The facility contains a 1935 barn and woodshed built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, following modified versions of Park Service standard designs.

Location: Glacier County

Architectural style: rustic architecture

GPS coordinates: 48.60599,-113.37706

Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:21