Garden Wall is a steep arête in Glacier National Park, Montana, running along the west side of the Continental Divide north from Logan Pass. This narrow rock spine separates the Many Glacier region from the Lake McDonald valley and stands out as one of the park’s most distinctive high-country landforms. In summer its alpine slopes are notable for abundant flowering plants and shrubs. The ridge can be followed for more than 5 miles along the Highline Trail toward Granite Park Chalet, while the Going-to-the-Sun Road crosses parts of it near Logan Pass, including the Weeping Wall. A side trail climbs to Glacier Overlook, with views over Grinnell Glacier.