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Named for the mountain in the background of this photo, the Going to the Sun Highway was opened in 1934 leading to a huge increase in park visitation. Construction of the road was controversial as everyone knew it would only be open a few months of the year. At least one newspaper argued that the highway would be just a subsidy for the Great Northern, which was charging people $10 to $15 to carry their autos from the Twin Cities to the park. Of course, the eventual construction of U.S. 2 actually reduced the Great Northern’s passenger business.