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A remote two-site backcountry campsite within Glacier National Park's Martha's Basin, Beaver Woman Lake sits near the lake's shore at approximately 5,870 feet elevation. Reached by a 0.7-mile descent from the Coal Creek Trail — part of the Nyack Creek-Coal Creek Trail Loop system — this site lies roughly 0.6 miles north of Buffalo Woman Lake in a landscape shaped by old burn areas. No potable water is available on-site; campers must filter or treat water from natural sources. A vault toilet serves the site. A wilderness permit is required year-round for overnight stays, with advance reservations available through Recreation.gov for the June 15–September 30 permit season.
Per person, per night (backcountry permit fee)
Open Jun through Sep
Wilderness camping in Glacier National Park requires a permit year-round.
The trail to Beaver Woman Lake and Beaver Woman Campground involves a 0.7 mile gradual descent through an old burn from the Coal Creek Trail.
Beaver Woman Lake is situated in Glacier National Park within Montana, positioned in Martha's Basin's northwest section, approximately 0.6 miles north of Buffalo Woman Lake. Elevation: 5,870 ft.
Advance reservations available from May 1 through September 30. General permit season for backcountry camping covers June 15 through September 30.
The camping fee is $7 per person, per night.
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