One-hundred and thirty-three years after trains first began traversing Montana’s Marias Pass, Mother Nature can still set the agenda for railroaders working here during cold and harsh winters. But for ...

According to a winter weather alert issued Wednesday by the National Weather Service, snow will primarily impact elevations ...

Two Amtrak passenger trains – one headed to Seattle, the other to Chicago – are stranded in Montana after an avalanche apparently wiped out or covered sections of railway on Marias Pass in ...

Snowfall will begin during the overnight hours and continue into tomorrow, and we'll be seeing a good bit of snow in our ...

Highway 2 on the east side of Marias Pass reopened Wednesday afternoon.The Montana Department of Transportation says travelers should use caution and reduce speeds when traveling through this ...

The National Weather Service in Great Falls reported 16 inches of snow had fallen near Marias Pass just south of Glacier National Park by early Saturday afternoon.

The U.S. 2 corridor over Marias Pass south of Glacier National Park will see lesser amounts of up to 6 inches. Western Montana valleys could get an inch or two, along with gusty winds.

The National Weather Service in Great Falls reports 16 inches (41 centimeters) of snow had fallen near Marias Pass just south of Glacier National Park by early Saturday afternoon.

Elevations along Montana's Divide range from a low of 5,280 feet at Marias Pass near Glacier Park to 11,141 feet at the most southerly situated Eighteenmile Peak.

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks said in a news release on Monday the first freight train hit the 232-pound mother grizzly around 4:19 a.m. on June 6 approximately two miles east of Marias Pass ...

The NWS in Great Falls reports 16 inches of snow had fallen near Marias Pass just south of Glacier National Park by early ... including over Rogers Pass on Montana Highway 200 northwest of ...