Whitefish, Montana
WHITEFISH & MORE TO EXPLORE
Are you ready to embrace your adventurous lifestyle? Bring your explorer’s spirit to the Flathead Valley at any time of the year. From skiing and snowboarding to hiking, biking, and picking huckleberries, there is no bad time of year to explore Whitefish.
Come stay with us. No matter what property you choose, you’re right where you should be…in Montana.
AN AREA OF MANY WONDERS
From Whitefish to Glacier National Park, to Kalispell or Big Fork and Flathead Lake, you are arriving at an outdoor lovers paradise from the moment you step foot here. All these communities are close enough for some spectacular day trips. If you need any suggestions, we certainly help. Follow our Blogs and Events pages for great recommendations and links to local activities.
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Big Fork, Montana
The largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi is Flathead Lake. Here, you can grab lunch and rent a boat for the day for tubing or water skiing. Afterward, stroll through Big Fork where this charming cherry-driven community has quaint shops selling goods from local and state artists.
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Going To The Sun Road
For amazing wildlife and trails – along with the renowned Going-To-The-Sun Road – you’re a mere 40 minutes away from the Crown of the Continent known as Glacier National Park. Open all year, 700 miles of trails will awaken the explorer in you.
Click here to learn more about Glacier National Park
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Kalispell, MT
For all your modern amenities and needs, Kalispell will welcome you with open arms. Friendly, with a twist of old west charm, you’ll find its downtown shops, with homemade ice cream or baked goods a truly sweet treat to make your day.
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Whether you want first-class dining or prefer a cozy night of superb fresh farm-to-table family fare after a day of hiking, our properties are close to whatever your culinary preference desires.
You can pick up a great dinner at one of our fabulous restaurants and head to Whitefish Lake for a pontoon rental and take your own self-guided cruise at sunset for a special dinner. Treat yourself to a luxury night of pampering with a private chef preparing and serving a 3, 4 or up to 8-course dinner inside your own kitchen. We highly recommend either of these for engagement or wedding proposals, by the way.
Downtown Whitefish boasts charming shops with one-of-a-kind items and gifts. Whether it’s a unique toy for a tot, a cool new jacket, or a piece of art, our local emporiums have the selections you’ll love.
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park
Crown of the Continent
What would you like to see today?
With over 1500 square miles and nearly 700 miles of trails to explore, let your adventure start here…you can always come stay with us again and experience it even more!
Plan ahead
As you plan your trip, be sure to check out the National Park Service’s website for plenty of recommendations, things to see, what to bring and where to go. We’ve provided links below to make it easier!
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Are the Roads
All Open?Conditions are constantly changing. Check here for updates on which roads are open or closed.
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Current
conditionsCheck here for information on roads, project work, congestion, hiking trails, wildlife safety, and weather information.
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Getting married
Special Use Permits are required to get married inside Glacier National Park. Check here for information and frequently asked questions on permits and where weddings are permitted.
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What’s the
weather like?Links to historic and current weather data for Glacier National Park.
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Explore glacier’s
BiodiversityGlacier's varied landscape is home to an incredible variety of plants and animals. Learn more here.
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Tips for dealing
with crowdsGlacier is extremely busy during the summer. Here are some ideas to help you navigate crowded park conditions.
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Where to camp
Glacier has 13 drive-in campgrounds. Some are by reservation only and some are first-come, first-served. Check here for details.
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hiking the trails
Over 700 miles of trail beckon visitors to Glacier National Park.
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Ask a ranger at
a visitor centerA stop at one of the park's three visitor centers is a great place to start your journey in the park.
Going-To-The-Sun Road?
If you’re visiting the Park during the summer and want to take the scenic drive heading east on the Going-To-The-Sun Road you will need to get a vehicle reservation pass to do so. In 2024, this applies from May 24 until September 8 between the hours of 6am – 3pm. For More Information, Park Updates or Tickets, please visit www.recreation.gov.
