For those unaware, there are a handful of homes that reside within Montana's Glacier National Park. Most of them have been there for generations, having been settled before the park's designation. But because they "technically" reside within those boundaries, they're subject to park rules and regulations for the most part.
And one issue that's been a thorn in the side of those homeowners, more commonly called inholders, is that their only access to those homes during the winter is by their own two legs.
