The Going-to-the-Sun Road isn’t just an awe-inspiring drive through Glacier National Park; it’s a testament to the balance of nature, engineering, and design. Spanning 50 miles of rugged mountain terrain, the road is a masterpiece shaped by glaciers, visionary planning, and remarkable collaboration. Carving the Vision In 1925, as plans for the road advanced, the final route was chosen not for its economic feasibility but for its aesthetic and conservation merits—a decision that would define the character of the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Chief Engineer George Goodwin and National Park Service Landscape