Pricing & Packages
Glacier National Park and Northwest Montana Adventure Sessions
Welcome! Below you will find pricing for my adventure sessions, which can be in and around Glacier National Park. With ongoing changes happening in the park, I actually encourage clients to think about having their adventure session OUTSIDE the park! Not sure where to go? Don't worry, that's where I come into play, I will guide you through location ideas after booking and help dream up the perfect adventure session to capture those special memories in Montana!
Why should you have your adventure session OUTSIDE of Glacier National Park?
- Fewer people - More privacy for your session, no worrying about crowded parking lots at your spot
- No reservation ticket is required to get in or an entry fee
- Unique photos - Stand out in your session, and have more options for fun (kayak, boats, ziplining... your options are endless)!
The Ultimate Adventure
All sessions include:
- Five hours of adventure (includes photography & travel time)
- Up to six family members
- Minimum of 75 fully edited images
- Secure, online gallery for printing and sharing
- Location scouting and advice
- Wardrobe selection assistance
- Trip planning tips and tricks
- Travel included in price
- An adventure you’ll never forget!
Starting at $1,500
Half-Day Adventure
All sessions include:
- Three hours of adventure (includes photography & travel time)
- Up to six family members
- Minimum of 50 fully edited images
- Secure, online gallery for printing and sharing
- Location scouting and advice
- Wardrobe selection assistance
- Trip planning tips and tricks
- Travel included in price
- An adventure you’ll never forget!
Starting at $1,000
Mini Adventure
All sessions include:
- One hour and 15 minutes of adventure (includes photography & travel time)
- Up to six family members
- Minimum of 30 fully edited images
- Secure, online gallery for printing and sharing
- Location scouting and advice
- Wardrobe selection assistance
- Trip planning tips and tricks
- Travel included in price
- An adventure you’ll never forget!
Starting at $750
2023 Updates!
The NPS has announced that the reservation system for entrance into the park will be in place again this year. To learn more about the Entrance Ticketing Reservations CLICK HERE, this site will be able to answer your questions about your entry reservation. YES, this is different than a National Park pass. To purchase your entry reservation tickets CLICK HERE.
You can find more information at nps.gov with the latest on openings, closures, and limitations.
FAQ
What do you bring with you?
I am pretty prepared for Glacier, this comes with years of experience hiking, visiting, and camping in Glacier National Park. I will bring 2 cans of bear spray, a first aid kit, and all my camera gear.
Why should we go with you?
I'm easy going, I won't talk politics, I enjoy being around kids, and I can crack witty jokes.
But for real, I am knowledgeable, I've got some camera skills, and I love being in Glacier. SO MUCH!
Do you drive or do we?
Due to COVID-19, I will be practicing social distancing with my clients and will ask that you follow me in your vehicle.
How many pictures will we receive?
See the package details. It's important to remember that it's more about capturing whats happening on adventure. Will you have a gallery to go through, absolutely. And yes I will have my camera on me at all times.
Will you give us helpful information for our trip?
You betcha. That is my number one goal. I want you to experience Glacier National Park and its surroundings to the fullest. You can check out some of my blogs in 2020 for the inside scoop.
Do we need a park pass?
Yes! You will need to obtain your own pass to enter into Glacier National Park. You can view current prices at nps.gov and purchase online. If you're planning on hitting more than 1 national park in a year, I highly recommend purchasing an America the Beautiful Pass, also known as the Interagency Pass (it gives you access to all US National Parks for a fee of $80, saves you money if you travel a lot).
Do we need a park entry reservation?
If you plan to have your photos taken INSIDE the park, I highly recommend that you secure your own ticket for entrance. Although, during June and most of July, most sessions are after the 5pm cut-off, sunrise or morning sessions do not meet the morning cut off. Please obtain your reservations through Recreation.gov for your week of travel. Reservations are $2/week.
What kind of shoes should we wear?
I recommend a shoe with good traction. Dress shoes and National Parks sound like a bad accident waiting to happen. Well be on rocky ground, that can be uneven at times.
How far in advance should we contact/book you?
I only have my schedule open for booking about 2-3 months in advance. If you inquire about a date farther out, I will request that you reach back out to me within the scheduling timeframe.