Stay Protected on the Trail
BEAR SPRAY RENTALS
Essential Protection Made Easy
Glacier National Park is bear country. In partnership with Bear Spray Shack, we proudly host a 24/7 self-service kiosk right at our location—making it easy to rent bear spray for only the days you need it.
Why Should You Rent Bear Spray Instead of Buying?
Renting bear spray saves money, reduces waste, and guarantees an inspected canister. Rentals start at just $10 at our 24/7 self-service kiosk in East Glacier Park—and you can't take a canister home on a plane anyway.
Saves Money
Rentals start at just $10. Buying typically costs $40-70, and you can't take it home on a plane anyway.
24/7 Availability
Our self-service kiosk is available around the clock. Grab what you need when you need it.
Reduces Waste
Renting keeps canisters in circulation longer instead of ending up in landfills before expiration.
Inspected & Verified
Every canister is weighed and inspected after each rental. Only full, unexpired cans go out.
How Do You Rent Bear Spray Near Glacier National Park?
Visit the Bear Spray Shack's 24/7 self-service kiosk at Rising Wolf Outfitters in East Glacier Park. Follow the on-screen instructions, grab your canister, and return it to any kiosk when you're done. The whole process takes under 5 minutes.
Visit Our Kiosk
Find the Bear Spray Shack's 24/7 self-service kiosk, hosted right here at Rising Wolf Outfitters in East Glacier.
Rent Your Spray
Follow the simple on-screen instructions. Rentals start at just $10 per day.
Return Anytime
Return to any Bear Spray Shack kiosk when you're done. It's that simple.
How Do You Use Bear Spray in an Encounter?
Remove the safety clip, aim slightly downward toward the bear, spray in short bursts to create a cloud, then back away slowly. Practice drawing from your holster before you hit the trail.
Know Your Spray
Remove the safety clip before you need it. Practice drawing from your holster.
Create a Wall
Aim slightly downward toward the charging bear. Spray in short bursts creating a cloud between you and the bear.
Back Away Slowly
Once the bear retreats or stops, back away slowly. Never run. Leave the area calmly.
Bear Country Safety
Glacier National Park is home to both black bears and grizzlies. Bear spray is your best defense, but prevention is even better.
Make noise on the trail—talk, clap, or use bear bells
Hike in groups and stay on designated trails
Store food properly—use bear-resistant containers
Keep bear spray accessible, not buried in your pack
Never approach or feed wildlife
Be extra alert at dawn, dusk, and near water sources
Ready to Hit the Trails?
The Bear Spray Shack kiosk is located right here at Rising Wolf Outfitters in East Glacier Park Village. Stop by anytime—it's available 24/7.