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EXPLORE OUR COMMUNITIES AND SERVICES. AS YOU CAN SEE, Western Montana is a pretty big place. To help make your visit smoother, we’ve divided our region into two sections: the northern tier and the southern tier. Each area is a vacation in itself, supported by a friendly group of people who are happy to share their love for Glacier Country with visitors. From river guides to restaurateurs and local street vendors to artists, the people who live and work here are authentic, welcoming and service-minded—with the goal of making your time in Western Montana positively memorable.

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With charming communities and comfortable accommodations, Western Montana is an ideal vacation destination.

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NORTHERN TIER ONE BIG PLAYGROUND. Hands down, the northern tier of Glacier Country has the most roof racks loaded with bikes, kayaks, skis and canoes, making it a great place to get away and play. Greeting you first are the expansive waters of Flathead Lake. And chances are if you’re here for long, you’ll venture onto one of the many backcountry roads that lead to wild places like the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness, Glacier National Park and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Be sure to stop and listen for the quiet reverence found among the wild and scenic corners of the region. And after you’re done exploring, take time to stroll through the many charming communities in the area, each with its own distinct flavor, personality and charm.

GLACIER COUNTRY NORTHWEST Rexford

Yaak

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

Eureka Polebridge

Fortine Trego

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Olney

Essex

Kalispell Kila

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Swan Lake

Rollins

Dayton

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Heart Butte Dupuyer

Bigfork Somers

Trout Creek

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East Glacier Coram Martin City Hungry Horse

Whitefish

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Browning

West Glacier Columbia Falls

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Elmo Big Arm Thompson Falls

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Cut Bank

Lake McDonald

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Amtrak’s Empire Builder Blackfeet Nation State Capital: Blacktail MountainHelena Ski Area Bob Marshall Wilderness Montana Population: 989,415* Cabinet Mountains Wilderness *2010 U.S. Census Estimate Flathead Indian145,392 Reservation Land Area: sq. miles Flathead Lake

Water Area: 1,746 sq. miles Total Area: 147,138 sq. miles

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Ferndale Alberton

Martin City Missoula Olney

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NORTHERN TIER BIG ARM LOCATED ON THE “BIG ARM” of Flathead Lake is the aptly named community of Big Arm. The area around Big Arm is home to numerous types of wildlife and provides incredible views of the lake. Plus it’s located near Wild Horse Island—a present-day state park that is home to bears, bighorn sheep and deer. Years ago, the Salish-Kootenai Indians would pasture their horses on the island to avoid having them stolen by other tribes. www.glaciermt.com/big-arm

BIGFORK HUGGING THE SPARKLING BLUE BAY where the Swan River flows into Flathead Lake, this picturesque community charms with world-class art galleries, fine dining and live theater. Named “One of the 100 Best Small Art Towns” in the nation, Bigfork is home to 50 shops, 25 restaurants, 16 galleries and live theatre. It’s also a great launching point for playing on Flathead Lake. www.glaciermt.com/bigfork

VISITOR INFORMATION Bigfork Area Chamber of Commerce 8155 U.S. Highway 35 | Bigfork, 59911 406.837.5888 | www.bigfork.org Flathead Convention & Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 2164 | Bigfork, 59911 406.756.9091 | 800.543.3105 www.fcvb.org One of Montana’s oldest CVBs with a history of successful promotion of the Flathead Valley and northwest Montana.

VACATION HOMES, CONDOS & CABINS Bridge Street Cottages 309 Bridge St. Bigfork, 59911

406.837.2785 | 888.264.4974 www.bridgestreetcottages.com

Deluxe one-bedroom (plus sleeper sofas in living area) cottages along the river in quaint Bigfork. Online reservations accepted.

Eagle Bend Flathead Vacation 836 Holt Drive Bigfork, 59911

406.837.4942 | 800.239.9933 www.mtvacationrentals.com

Exclusive, fully equipped vacation homes located on Flathead Lake, Swan Lake, Echo Lake, golf course and downtown Bigfork. Online virtual tour.

Swan Lake Cabins 27572 Morning Wood Lane (MT Highway 83 between mile post 78 & 79) Bigfork, 59911

406.837.1137 Modern log cabins in the woods one hour from Glacier National www.swanlakecabins.com Park, 9 miles from Bigfork. Breakfast included. Online reservations accepted.

406.837.6406 | 888.617.8805 www.candlewyckeinn.com

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BED-AND-BREAKFAST Candlewycke Inn 311 Aero Lane Bigfork, 59911

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Laughing Horse Lodge 22360 MT Highway 83 Bigfork, 59911

406.886.2080 www.laughinghorselodge.com

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MOTELS | HOTELS Timbers Motel 8540 MT Highway 35 S. Bigfork, 59911

406.837.6200 | 800.821.4546 www.timbersmotel.com

Pet-friendly, non-smoking and clean. Leisurely relaxation awaits.

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406.837.5472 www.sleepeatdrink.com

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The Islander Inn 14729 Shore Acres Drive Bigfork, 59911

Woods Bay Resort, Motel & Cabins 14871 MT Highway 35 Bigfork, 59911

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406.837.3333 www.woodsbayresort.com

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150 Flathead Lodge Road Bigfork, 59911

406.837.4391 www.flatheadlakelodge.com

A 2,000-acre dude ranch on the shores of Flathead Lake.

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Bigfork Mountain Lake Lodge 14735 Sylvan Drive Bigfork, 59911

406.837.3800 www.mountainlakelodge.com

Fireplace suites with views of Flathead Lake. Ideal for groups/weddings.

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406.837.5861 | 800.433.6516 www.marinacay.com

Flathead Lake’s best full-service resort. Minutes from downtown Bigfork.

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Marina Cay 180 Vista Lane Bigfork, 59911

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BUSINESS SERVICES Trails West Real Estate An affiliate of Christie’s International offering local knowledge and current market trends for real estate buyers and sellers.

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406.837.7050 | 800.976.6682 www.trailswestrealestate.com

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420 Electric Ave. Bigfork, 59911

Bagley Guide Service 13826 Pine St. Bigfork, 59911

406.837.3618 www.bagleyguideservice.com

Charter fishing on Flathead Lake.

Bigfork Summer Playhouse 526 Electric Ave. Bigfork, 59911

406.837.4886 A 435-seat, indoor air-conditioned theatre performing Broadway www.bigforksummerplayhouse.com musical shows in downtown Bigfork.

Crane Mountain Guide Service 410 Swan River Road Bigfork, 59911

406.837.0918 www.cranemountainguide.com

Top-notch friendly guides to accompany you on an unsurpassed float-fly-fishing trip through majestic Montana wilderness.

Music and nature take center stage during our week-long guitar workshop and festival at Flathead Lake Lodge.

Sail aboard the historic Q-class sailing sloop on Flathead Lake.

Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation 650 Latigo Lane Bigfork, 59911

406.837.2574 www.cocguitarfoundation.org

Questa Sailing Charters 150 Flathead Lodge Road Bigfork, 59911

406.837.5569 www.flatheadlakelodge.com

RETAIL | DINING Eva Gates Homemade Preserves P.O. Box 696 Bigfork, 59911

406.837.4356 | 800.682.4283 www.evagates.com

Homemade preserves, huckleberries, gift baskets, tins and Christmas gifts.

Kehoe’s Agate Shop 1020 Holt Drive Bigfork, 59911

406.837.4467 Founded in 1932, Kehoe’s Agate Shop offers fine www.kehoesagateshop.com jewelry, minerals, fossils and unique things.

Nancy Cawdrey Studio & Gallery 2230 Riverside Road Bigfork, 59911

406.755.2727 Nancy Dunlop Cawdrey is an artist well-known for her www.nancycawdrey.com vibrant original paintings of the west and wildlife.

The Barn Antiques, Consignments & Gifts 100 Hill Road Bigfork, 59911

406.837.2276 A charming store filled with antiques, gifts, consignment items www.thebarnantiques.biz and unique collectibles. A must see while in Bigfork.

The Raven 14729 Shore Acres Drive Bigfork, 59911

406.837.2836 www.sleepeatdrink.com

An ever-changing menu that utilizes local food with an international flair.

The Sapphire Shoppe 570 Electric Ave., Ste. B Bigfork, 59911

406.837.2595 Our shop contains treasures from around the world and www.rockymountainnatureco.com Montana, including yogo sapphires, agates and fossils.

Riding with Dutch and Duke at Bar W Guest Ranch. #GlacierMT #MontanaMoment

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NORTHERN TIER BROWNING LOCATED ON THE ROLLING FOOTHILLS just east of Glacier National Park is Browning. The largest community on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Browning is home to Montana’s largest tribe—the Blackfeet. Each summer Browning hosts North American Indian Days, a four-day event that includes a Pow Wow, parade, Indian relay, horse racing and rodeo. Learn more about the Blackfeet way of life by exploring the Museum of the Plains Indian, Blackfeet Heritage Center and Blackfeet Historic Trail. www.glaciermt.com/browning

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406.338.2787 www.blackfeetculturecamp.com

Blackfeet Country P.O. Box 2809 | Browning, 59417 406.338.7406 | www.blackfeetcountry.com Visitor information for the Blackfeet Nation, including recreation, tribal campgrounds, North American Indian Days and Heart Butte Celebration.

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Glacier Peaks Casino Junction of U.S. Highway 2 and 89 W. Browning, 59417

406.338.2274 | 877.238.9946 www.glacierpeakscasino.com

Montana’s largest casino attached to Glacier National Park area’s newest hotel, restaurant and full-service bar.

Offering history of the Plains Indian, art and way of life in both historical and contemporary context.

Museum of the Plains Indian Junction of U.S. Highway 2 and 89 W. Browning, 59417

406.338.2230

RETAIL | DINING Faught’s Blackfeet Trading Post 133 W. Central Ave. Browning, 59417

406.338.2275 Retail gift shop featuring Native American items and a large inventory of clothing, shoes, western wear and blankets.

Western Curios 129 Central Ave. E. Browning, 59417

406.338.2815

Gifts, Blackfeet beadwork, moccasins and Glacier National Park souvenirs. Lowest prices in the area.

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HOME TO WESTERN ADVENTURE and abundant outdoor opportunities is Cut Bank. With the Rocky Mountain Front in the background, the Cut Bank area offers guided fishing, guest ranches, birding, hiking, big game hunting, lodging and camping. It’s also an ideal place to stay and explore, with many multi-day events ranging from Lewis and Clark celebrations to Shakespeare in the Park. Plus, it has an international airport—ideal for small planes. www.glaciermt.com/cut-bank

VISITOR INFORMATION Cut Bank Area Chamber of Commerce 4 N. Central | Cut Bank, 59427 406.873.4041 | www.cutbankchamber.com The visitor information center is a great place to get information about the area and Glacier National Park.


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Riverview RV Park Campground located on the river in Cut Bank.

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406.873.4151 www.riverviewrvparkmt.com

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401 Fourth Ave. SW. Cut Bank, 59427

R Lazy T Cattle Drives 160 Hagarty Road Cut Bank, 59427

406.336.2730 http://rlazyt.com

Join our family run operation for an authentic cattle drive experience, offered every spring and fall.

406.873.4904 Educational and interactive exhibits that include Lewis and Clark, www.glaciercountygov.com/museum the oil industry and early area homesteads.

406.949.5709 Sightseeing tours of northern Montana customized to www.montanabyair.com your wishes.

Glacier County Historical Museum & Archive 107 Old Kevin Highway Cut Bank, 59427

Montana By Air LLC 109 Meade Ave. Cut Bank, 59427

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FROM ITS LOCATION ON THE SHORE of Flathead Lake, Dayton is an ideal launching point for travel to Wild Horse Island—a primitive state park on Flathead Lake. Dayton Bay is known for its consistent winds and is a great place to sail. It also provides visitors with access to sailboat rentals, sailing lessons and winter storage. Montana’s first bonded winery is also located near Dayton and produces wines that include grapes grown at their on-site vineyard. www.glaciermt.com/dayton

Dayton Yacht Harbor 299 C St. Dayton, 59914

406.849.5423 www.daytonyachtharbor.com

Full-service marina, slips, winter storage, haul/launch facilities, sailing school, sailboat rentals, repairs and maintenance.

ELMO THIS SMALL COMMUNITY IS LOCATED along the western shores of Flathead Lake on the Flathead Indian Reservation. Located in fertile farmlands, the region is known for its popular—and delicious—Flathead Cherries. During the third weekend of July, Elmo hosts the Standing Arrow Pow Wow, a gathering that includes drumming, dancing and traditional native dress and food. www.glaciermt.com/elmo

EUREKA LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST corner of Montana on the banks of the Tobacco River is Eureka. This friendly town hosts annual events, including Rendezvous Days and the Lincoln County Fair, that provide visitors with a taste of small-town hospitality. Highlights include Tobacco Valley Historical Village, a charming downtown and easy access to the Ten Lakes Scenic Area, as well as Forest Service land with miles of hiking trails, fishing streams, camping areas and groomed trails. www.glaciermt.com/eureka

VISITOR INFORMATION Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce 2 Dewey Ave. | Eureka, 59917 406.889.4636 | www.welcome2eureka.com

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NORTHERN TIER EUREKA continued BUSINESS SERVICES Eureka Rural Development Partners, Inc. ERDP serves north Lincoln and Flathead counties as a business resource center and leads economic development organization.

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406.297.7374 www.eurekardp.net

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P.O. Box 1951 Eureka, 59917

Indian Springs Ranch Golf & Active Living Community 3082 U.S. Highway 93 N. Eureka, 59917

406.889.5058 www.indianspringsmontana.com

Rural community offering 18-hole golf course, miles of walking trails, RV lots and home sites near Lake Koocanusa.

406.889.6501 | 866.846.8095 www.thewildernessclub.com

Nick Faldo Championship Golf Course. Luxurious accommodations, waterpark, club house and lodge. Home sites available.

Wilderness Club 1885 Sophie Lake Road Eureka, 59917

RETAIL | DINING Elk Camp Arts P.O. Box 361 Eureka, 59917

406.291.1593 The online outlet for the Natural Canvas Art Studio, home of www.elkcampart.com western and wildlife artist, Randy McIntyre.

FERNDALE LOCATED FIVE MINUTES EAST of Bigfork is Ferndale. With its setting in the Flathead Valley, Ferndale—and its surrounding area—has incredible views of both the Mission Mountains and Swan Mountain Range. Nearby lakes and rivers include Flathead Lake and the Swan River, while hiking is available in the Jewel Basin and nearby Bob Marshall Wilderness. www.glaciermt.com/ferndale

FORTINE ONCE A STATION on the Great Northern Railroad Line, Fortine was named in honor of an early settler to the area. Northwest Montana’s Kootenai National Forest is home to the Ten Lakes Scenic Area. The area has around 90 miles of off-the-beaten-path trails—perfect for hiking, backpacking and riding—in its rugged terrain. Hardcore fishermen and backpackers have been known to hike to the forest’s hidden high mountain lakes. www.glaciermt.com/fortine

VISITOR INFORMATION Fortine Ranger Station - Kootenai National Forest P.O. Box 116 | Fortine, 59918 406.882.4451 | www.fs.usda.gov/kootenai

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While Montana may not seem like a top-of-mind dining destination, it is just that. Home to incredible restaurants with a strong commitment to locally sourced ingredients, Glacier Country serves up mouth-watering dishes. Start your day with breakfast at The Stray Bullet in Ovando and Enjoying a bite to eat in Kalispell. © DONNIE SEXTON fill your tummy on homemade soups and pies at Minnie’s Montana Café in Thompson Falls. Or feast on Montanastyle dishes at Montana Club in Kalispell. For rooftop dining with views of Big Mountain, head to Casey’s in Whitefish. Or for the tastiest Mexican food in the West, visit Serrano’s in East Glacier Park. Dine lakeside on fish tacos at The Raven in Bigfork. For a taste of the south in Montana, dine at Tupelo Grill in Whitefish. And for the best desserts in Missoula, treat yourself at Mustard Seed Asian Café. For more dining options, visit www.glaciermt.com/dining.php.


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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK SURROUNDING AREA The Glacier National Park area encompasses the charming communities of Babb, Columbia Falls, Coram, East Glacier Park, Essex, Hungry Horse, Martin City, Polebridge, St. Mary and West Glacier. BABB MINUTES FROM THE EASTERN EDGE of Glacier National Park and located at the junction of Highway 89 and Many Glacier Road on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation is Babb. This small town is a popular dining spot for visitors after a day of exploring, while great fishing is found at nearby Duck Lake. When fishing on tribal lands, be sure to purchase proper tribal permits. Round out your stay with a stop at the local honey company for “the best honey you’ve never tasted.” www.glaciermt.com/babb

COLUMBIA FALLS SURROUNDED BY MORE THAN TWO million acres of the Flathead National Forest and with the Flathead River flowing through town, Columbia Falls is a gateway to Glacier National Park. The community offers access to the park’s Camas Creek and West Glacier entrances, as well as the beautiful North Fork of the Flathead River. It’s also home to locally owned shops, restaurants and accommodations, making Columbia Falls a great place to stop and explore. www.glaciermt.com/columbia-falls

VISITOR INFORMATION Columbia Falls Area Chamber of Commerce 233 13th St. E. | Columbia Falls, 59912 406.892.2072 www.columbiafallschamber.org Nestled in the northwest corner of Montana, with Glacier National Park at our doorstep.

CORAM LOCATED SOUTH OF WEST GLACIER, Coram was once a station stop for the Great Northern Railroad. Today, it is most wellknown for the North American Wildlife Museum, providing visitors with in-depth information about Rocky Mountain wildlife and access to over 90 exhibits, all focusing on the region’s wildlife. Located minutes from Glacier National Park along Highway 2, Coram is a great getaway, with nearby camping, RV parks, lodges and guest ranches. www.glaciermt.com/coram

EAST GLACIER PARK FOR TRAVELERS HEADING WEST, East Glacier Park is a perfect place to begin your journey in Western Montana. As one of the gateways to Glacier National Park, this town has an authentic simplicity, complete with locals that happily serve up home-cooked meals and delicious huckleberry ice cream. East Glacier Park is located on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and the surrounding area has cultural and historical significance to the tribe. www.glaciermt.com/east-glacier-park

VISITOR INFORMATION East Glacier Chamber of Commerce 909 MT Highway 49 N. East Glacier Park, 59434 406.226.4403 | www.eastglacierpark.info Located in Mountain Pine Motel.

ESSEX JUST OFF HIGHWAY 2 at the southern border of Glacier National Park is Essex. Combining railroad history with surrounding wilderness, Essex is a popular place for rail buffs and cross-country skiers. Plus, a short drive and hike from Essex leads to the Walton Goat Lick Overlook, a viewing spot for mountain goats overlooking Sheep Creek. The rocks along the creek are exposed and seep salts and minerals that attract goats. www.glaciermt.com/essex

HUNGRY HORSE SITTING ON THE EDGE of Hungry Horse Reservoir and near Hungry Horse Dam is the cute community of Hungry Horse. Located on the South Fork of the Flathead River, the dam is Montana’s highest at 546 feet and helps control flooding on the Flathead and Columbia rivers. During the summer months, visitors can take guided tours of the dam and learn about its history and function, as well as enjoy nearby hiking, fishing and camping. www.glaciermt.com/hungry-horse

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NORTHERN TIER GLACIER NATIONAL PARK continued MARTIN CITY DURING THE HEYDAY of the Hungry Horse Dam project, Martin City was a boomtown, home to rowdy residents, dam workers and some of the heartiest folks in the region. Just a few minutes drive from Glacier National Park and the nearby Flathead National Forest, the region has plentiful camping opportunities that are ideal for a remote, quiet camping experience. Plus, numerous trails lead into nearby wilderness areas. www.glaciermt.com/martin-city

POLEBRIDGE LESS THAN A MILE from the northwest entrance to Glacier National Park is the electricity-free community of Polebridge. Made up of a handful of houses, cabins, a hostel and small ranches along the North Fork Road, the hub of this area is the historic mercantile. The local mercantile is a one stop shop for locals and visitors alike and is famous throughout the state and region for its freshly baked goods, sandwiches and authentic personality. www.glaciermt.com/polebridge

ST. MARY LOCATED ON THE EASTERN EDGE of Glacier National Park on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation is St. Mary. Connected to West Glacier by the Going-to-the-Sun Road, St. Mary is named after nearby St. Mary Lake. A prime home base for playing and exploring the eastern side of the park, St. Mary has lodging accommodations, a grocery store, gas stations and campgrounds. www.glaciermt.com/st-mary

WEST GLACIER LOCATED AT THE WEST ENTRANCE to Glacier National Park, West Glacier is guide central, with many nearby adventures beginning here. Guide services are available for hikes, whitewater rafting, scenic floats, fly-fishing, overnight adventures, trail rides and helicopter tours. In the summer, this bustling community has Montana-minded shops, great local dining and numerous accommodations. While limited services are available in the winter, West Glacier is an ideal launching point for discovering the park’s quieter season. www.glaciermt.com/west-glacier

VISITOR INFORMATION Glacier National Park P.O. Box 128 | West Glacier, 59936 406.888.7800 | www.nps.gov/glac Headquarters for Glacier National Park.

The following businesses are located in the charming communities of Babb, Columbia Falls, Coram, East Glacier Park, Essex, Hungry Horse, Martin City, Polebridge, St. Mary and West Glacier. VACATION HOMES, CONDOS & CABINS The Stonehouse at Duck Lake Lot #4 Golden Glacier Park Lands Babb, 59937

406.250.9415 Unique retreat built on one acre along Duck Lake. Two-bedwww.thestonehouseatducklake.com rooms, full-sized bathroom and fully equipped kitchen.

Gentry River Ranch 62 Gentry Way Columbia Falls, 59912

406.892.1464 Riverside and mountain views, with the finest cowboy www.gentryriverranch.com hospitality Kirk and Deb have to offer. Online virtual tour.

Reclusive Moose Cabins 4850 Blankenship Road Columbia Falls, 59912

406.250.1576 Beautiful new Montana vacation rental cabins located minutes www.reclusivemoosecabins.com to the west entrance of Glacier National Park.

Glacier Under Canvas® 101 Under Canvas Road Coram, 59913

406.552.4195 Glacier Under Canvas® is located 7 miles from breathtaking www.glacierundercanvas.com Glacier National Park. Online reservations accepted.

Historic Tamarack Lodge & Cabins 9549 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

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406.387.4420 | 877.387.4420 www.historictamaracklodge.com

100-year-old lodge and 23 cabins offer year-round lodging 8 miles from Glacier National Park. Online reservations accepted.

Advance reservations are strongly recommended. During peak seasons, reservations ensure accommodations.


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406.387.5732 | 888.307.4436 www.abbottvalley.com

Historic cabin located on homestead next to Glacier National Park. Online reservations accepted. Online virtual tour.

Glacier Pinnacle Cottages 1 Going-to-the-Sun Road St. Mary, 59417

406.581.9285 | 800.562.1504 www.glacierparkcottages.com

Spectacular two-bedroom units overlooking Glacier National Park. Located at east entrance to Going-to-the-Sun Road. Central location.

St. Mary-Glacier Park KOA 106 West Shore Drive St. Mary, 59417

406.732.4122 | 800.562.1504 www.goglacier.com

Deluxe cabins and cottages with all the resort amenities. Base camp location for Glacier and Waterton Lakes national parks. Online reservations accepted. Online virtual tour.

Glacier Raft & Outdoor Center Cabins 12400 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.888.5454 | 800.235.6781 www.glacierraftco.com

13 beautiful log cabins with kitchens, fireplaces and fishing ponds. Wedding venue with view of Glacier National Park. Online reservations accepted. Online virtual tour.

406.862.1647 www.vrbo.com/594060

Located in West Glacier; two minutes to Glacier National Park. Our fully equipped vacation home offers lodging year-round. Online virtual tour.

406.387.5340 | 800.735.7897 www.glacierparklodging.com

Our chalets are a perfect spot for unforgettable weddings, retreats, romantic getaways, family reunions or vacation hideaways.

Glacier Ridge House 134 Glacier Ridge Drive West Glacier, 59936

Great Northern Resort 12127 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Old Sun Properties 209 Highline Blvd. West Glacier, 59936

406.250.4291 The best base camp for Glacier National Park vacations. Excellent views, 1/4 mile to park and affordable rates. www.oldsunproperties.com

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BED-AND-BREAKFAST Bison Creek Ranch 20722 U.S. Highway 2 East Glacier Park, 59434

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406.387.4448 12 designer cabins with fireplaces, log furnishings, Wi-Fi and www.silverwolfchalets.com satellite TV. Adults only.

406.226.4482 Secluded cabins and restaurant with Montana hospitality www.bisoncreekranch.com and an awesome view of the northern Rockies.

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The Way Less Traveled Bed & Breakfast 16485 North Fork Road Polebridge, 59928

406.261.5880 A cozy wilderness bed-and-breakfast that offers quiet, www.thewaylesstraveled.com solitude, breathtaking views and warm hospitality.

San-Suz-Ed RV and Bed & Breakfast 11505 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.387.5280 | 800.630.2623 www.sansuzedrvpark.com

Serving full breakfast with homemade pies, cinnamon rolls and Belgium waffles with homemade toppings.

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The best honey you’ve never tasted, and beautiful beeswax, too.

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71 w. Shore rd, Duck lake (east of Babb, mT)

406-544-2818

www.glaciercounTyhoney.com

Taking in the view of the Blackfeet Nation near East Glacier Park. #GlacierMT #Montana

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406.892.7686 www.westerninnglacier.com

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Six rooms and 11 cozy cabins. Clean and friendly atmosphere.

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406.226.4403 www.mtnpine.com

Family run motel with friendly staff. Borders Glacier National Park.

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Glacier Park Circle R Motel 402 U.S. Highway 2 E. East Glacier Park, 59434

406.226.9331 www.circlermotel.com

Glacier Motel & Cabins 1107 MT Highway 49 East Glacier Park, 59434

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Sears Motel & Gift Shop 1023 MT Highway 49 N. East Glacier Park, 59434

406.226.4432 www.searsmotel.com

Clean rooms, plus on-site camping, gift shop and Dollar Rent-a-Car.

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406.226.9143 www.trlodge.com

Deluxe cabins with full baths, kitchenettes, fireplaces and private decks.

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Travelers Rest Lodge 20987 U.S. Highway 2 East Glacier Park, 59434

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855.733.4522 www.glaciernationalparklodges.com

Authorized concessioner providing in-park lodging, dining and red bus tours.

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Historic lodge featuring restaurant, lounge, gift shop, tours and activities.

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406.892.2525 www.glacierparkinc.com

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Motel, cabins and restaurant at Glacier National Park’s west entrance.

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406.387.5555 | 800.521.7238 www.glacierguides.com

A relaxing eco-conscious lodge 1 mile from Glacier National Park.

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406.888.5720 www.glacierhaveninn.com

Remodeled wildlife-themed rooms feature fridge, microwave, coffeemaker and TV.

Glacier Park Lodge U.S. Highway 2 and MT Highway 49 East Glacier Park, 59434

Motel Lake McDonald Going-to-the-Sun Road Glacier National Park

Historic Tamarack Lodge & Cabins 9549 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

406.387.4420 | 877.387.4420 www.historictamaracklodge.com

Mini Golden Inns Motel 8955 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

800.891.6464 www.hungryhorselodging.com

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St. Mary Lodge & Resort Highway 89 and Going-to-the-Sun Road St. Mary, 59912

Apgar Village Lodge 9 W. Apgar Loop Road West Glacier, 59936

West Glacier Motel 200 Going-to-the-Sun Road West Glacier, 59936

Glacier Guides Lodge 120 Highline Blvd. West Glacier, 59936

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Glacier Haven Inn 14305 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59916

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LaSalle RV Park 5618 U.S. Highway 2 W. Columbia Falls, 59912

406.892.4668 | 877.894.4178 www.lasallervpark.webs.com

Minutes to Glacier National Park. Full hookups, shaded pull-through spaces. Tenters welcome.

Array of accommodations: tents, RVs, cabins and lodge. Gorgeous views in wooded setting with wildlife. SEASON: YEAR-ROUND

Resort base camp to Glacier and Waterton Lakes national parks; 1 mile to east entrance.

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101 Under Canvas Road Coram, 59913

406.552.4195 www.glacierundercanvas.com

Glacier Under Canvas® is located 7 miles from breathtaking Glacier National Park. SEASON: JUNE 11 - SEPTEMBER 21

Crooked Tree Motel & RV Park 8688 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

406.387.5531 Family and pet-friendly, close to Glacier National http://home.centurytel.net/~crookedt Park, full RV hookups, cabins and great views.

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Timber Wolf Resort 9105 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

406.387.9653 www.timberwolfresort.com

St. Mary-Glacier Park KOA Kampground 106 West Shore Drive St. Mary, 59417

406.732.4122 | 800.562.1504 www.goglacier.com

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Johnson’s of St. Mary 21 Red Eagle Road St. Mary, 59417

406.732.4207 Outstanding views of Glacier National Park www.johnsonsofstmary.com and St. Mary Lake. SEASON: MAY - SEPTEMBER

Glacier Campground & RV Park 12070 U.S. Highway 2 West Glacier, 59936

406.387.5689 | 888.387.5689 www.glaciercampground.com

Camping in a beautiful wooded setting. SEASON: MAY 15 - SEPTEMBER 30

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Montana cut steaks, Edna’s fried chicken, trout and walleye, homemade huckleberry ice cream. Ask about our hand-crafted Boxie lunches - perfect for hikers and rafters!

Bozeman 406-388-6694 406-388-4457

Billings 406-252-7626 406-252-3556

Kalispell 406-257-7144

Great Falls 406-543-4386 406-727-0273

Helena 406-442-8620 406-442-1765

406-226-4482

www.bisoncreekranch.com Located 2 miles west of East Glacier Park on Hwy 2

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Glacier Haven RV & Campground 14297 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59916

406.888.9987 www.glacierhavenrv-campground.com

Full-service wooded RV park located near the southern tip of Glacier National Park.

Close to west entrance of Glacier National Park, centrally located, partially shaded, 60 pull-through sites. SEASON: YEAR-ROUND

Full-service family campground resort 2.5 miles from Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. SEASON: MAY - SEPTEMBER

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Glacier Peaks RV Park & Cabins 3185 U.S. Highway 40 W. West Glacier, 59912

406.892.2133 | 800.268.4849 www.glacierpeaksrvpark.com

West Glacier KOA Campground

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855.733.4522 www.glaciernationalparklodges.com

Authorized concessioner providing in-park lodging, dining and red bus tours.

406.892.8700 | 800.321.4653 www.meadowlake.com

406.862.7740 | 800.775.1740 www.northfortyresort.com

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Meadow Lake Resort 100 Saint Andrews Drive Columbia Falls, 59912

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North Forty Resort 3765 MT Highway 40 W. Columbia Falls, 59912

Glacier Under Canvas® 101 Under Canvas Road Coram, 59913

406.552.4195 www.glacierundercanvas.com

Located 7 miles from breathtaking Glacier National Park.

406.226.9392 www.serranosmexican.com

Independent youth hostel, $40. A favorite of backpackers and hikers.

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406.226.9319 www.summitmtnlodge.com

Comfortable cabins, incredible views and wildlife viewing opportunities. On-site steakhouse.

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406.888.5700 www.izaakwaltoninn.com

Authentic experience with unique railroad history. Variety of lodging selections.

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406.888.5000 www.beltonchalet.com

Fine dining and lodging. Swiss chalet-style historical property.

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Backpacker’s Inn 29 Dawson Ave. East Glacier Park, 59434

Summit Mountain Lodge & Steakhouse 16900 U.S. Highway 2 E. East Glacier Park, 59434

Izaak Walton Inn 290 Izaak Walton Inn Road Essex, 59916

12575 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Diamond R Guest Ranch U.S.F.S. Road #895/#38 Spotted Bear River West Glacier, 59937

Lodge & cabins

Belton Chalet

406.862.5905 | 800.597.9465 www.diamondrranch.com

Family owned ranch. Fly-fishing, hunting, horseback riding and guided trips.

406.387.5340 | 800.735.7897 www.glacierparklodging.com

Log cabins less than 1 mile from Glacier National Park.

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Great Northern Resort 12127 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

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9549 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59919

406.387.4420 | 877.387.4420 www.historictamaracklodge.com

100-year-old lodge and cabins 8 miles from Glacier National Park.

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NORTHERN TIER BUSINESS SERVICES Dollar Rent-A-Car 5506 U.S. Highway 2 W. Columbia Falls, 59912

406.892.0009 | 800.457.5335 www.dollar.com

Providing many types of vehicles: vans, trucks, 4x4 SUVs and all sizes of cars. Fast and friendly service.

Glacier National Park Conservancy P.O. Box 2749 Columbia Falls, 59912

406.892.3250 Assures the Glacier National Park experience by providing support www.glacierconservancy.org for preservation, education and research through philanthropy and outreach.

Rocky Mountain Transportation 1410 E. Edgewood Drive Columbia Falls, 59937

406.863.1200 We offer you a full-service transportation solution. www.rockymountaintrans.com

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Glacier Adventure Guides 1306 Third Ave. W. Columbia Falls, 59912

406.892.2173 | 877.735.9514 www.glacieradventureguides.com

Adventures customized to your ability, interest and skill level. Summer and winter certified guides. Private groups.

Amazing Fun Center 10265 U.S. Highway 2 E. Coram, 59913

406.387.5902 Huge two-level maze, go-carts on twisting track, uniquely www.amazingfuncenter.com challenging mini-golf, squirting bumper boats and unconventional bank shot basketball!

Glacier Under Canvas® 101 Under Canvas Road Coram, 59913

406.552.4195 Glacier Under Canvas® is located 7 miles from breathtaking www.glacierundercanvas.com Glacier National Park.

Glacier Park Lodge Golf Course U.S. Highway 2 & MT Highway 49 East Glacier Park, 59434

406.892.2525 Nine holes with spectacular views of Glacier National Park. www.glacierparkinc.com

406.226.9220 | 800.786.9220 www.glaciersuntours.com

Daily native Blackfeet interpretive bus tours through Glacier National Park on the Going-to-the-Sun Road.

406.387.5555 | 800.521.7238 www.glacierguides.com

Whitewater rafting, scenic floats, fishing, hiking and backpacking. The exclusive guide service for hiking in Glacier National Park.

Sun Tours 29 Glacier Ave. East Glacier Park, 59434

Glacier Guides Inc. Throughout Glacier National Park Glacier Naitonal Park, 59936

Glacier Institute Glacier National Park Field Camp Glacier National Park, 59936

406.755.1211 Offering visitors of all ages outdoor learning adventure hikes daily www.glacierinstitute.org in Glacier National Park and surrounding areas.

Glacier Park Boat Company Throughout Glacier National Park Glacier Naitonal Park, 59936

406.257.2426 Boat tours, charters, group tours, guided hikes and rental boats www.glacierparkboats.com in Glacier National Park.

Red Bus Tours - Glacier National Park Lodges Throughout Glacier National Park Glacier Naitonal Park, 59936

855.733.4522 Classic touring buses with roll-back tops provide nostalgic, www.glaciernationalparklodges.com informative and fun touring experiences throughout Glacier National Park.

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Glacier Anglers 12400 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.888.5454 | 800.235.6781 www.glacieranglers.net

Guided fly-fishing, day and multi-day wilderness trips, instruction, rivers, lakes and private ponds. Orvis endorsed outfitter.

406.387.4141 | 800.879.9310 www.glacierhelitours.net

Half-hour and one-hour tours over Glacier National Park, up to six passengers. Rental cars available.

406.888.5454 | 800.235.6781 www.glacierraftco.com

Whitewater and scenic rafting trips. Only Montana river outfitter licensed to guide from Great Bear Wilderness. Guided fly-fishing.

406.387.5340 | 800.735.7897 www.glacierparkraft.com

Half-day, full-day, dinner or multi-day adventure on the river. Combine a river trip with horseback riding.

406.387.5340 | 800.735.7897 www.glacierparkweddings.com

Ideal location for an unforgettable wedding walking down the aisle, facing the majestic mountains of Glacier National Park.

406.387.5555 | 800.521.7238 www.glacierguides.com

Offering scenic floats, whitewater rafting, hiking, backpacking and fishing in and around Glacier National Park.

406.387.4405 | 877.888.5557 www.swanmountainoutfitters. com/glacier

Exclusive provider of trail rides and packing services in Glacier National Park and West Glacier.

406.387.9453 | 800.700.7056 www.riverwild.com

Enjoy whitewater and scenic rafting, kayaking, fishing trips, horseback riding and many more family fun adventures!

Glacier Heli Tours 12205 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Glacier Raft Company 12400 U.S. Highway 2 E., #6 Going-to-the-Sun Road West Glacier, 59936

Great Northern Guides 12127 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Great Northern Weddings 12127 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glaicer, 59936

Montana Raft Co. 11970 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Swan Mountain Outfitters - Glacier Division Apgar, Lake McDonald, Many Glacier and West Glacier West Glacier, 59936

Wild River Adventures 11900 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

Wilderness River Outfitters Middle and South forks of Flathead River West Glacier, 59936

208.756.3959 | 800.252.6581 Fun-filled scenic multi-day whitewater rafting trips on the South www.wildernessriver.com and Middle forks of the Flathead River.

RETAIL | DINING Glacier County Honey Co. 71 W. Shore Road, Duck Lake Babb, 59411

406.544.2818 | 888.451.8669 www.glaciercountyhoney.com

The best honey you’ve never tasted and beautiful beeswax products, too.

Flathead Lake Winery 29 Golden Eagle St. Columbia Falls, 59912

406.387.9466 100 percent Montana wines from 100 percent Montana grapes www.flatheadlakewinery.com and fruit. Home of the original real huckleberry wine.

Bison Creek Ranch 20722 U.S. Highway 2 W. East Glacier Park, 59434

406.226.4482 An award-winning restaurant with great views of the Rocky www.bisoncreekranch.com Mountains. Select from sandwiches to full four-course meals.

Serrano’s Mexican Restaurant 29 Dawson Ave. East Glacier Park, 59434

406.226.9392 Specializing in foods of Mexico and the southwest. www.serranosmexican.com

Summit Mountain Lodge & Steakhouse 16900 U.S. Highway 2 W. East Glacier Park, 59434

406.226.9319 Full-service steakhouse with unsurpassed views of Glacier www.summitmtnlodge.com National Park with an outside patio and free Wi-Fi.

The Walton Mercantile 14830 U.S. Highway 2 E. Essex, 59916

406.888.5700 www.izaakwaltoninn.com

Reasonable motel accommodations in a beautiful location. Offering quick service food and grocery options.

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111 Hungry Horse Blvd. Hungry Horse, 59919

406.387.4079 A fun shop full of yogo sapphires, silver jewelry, books, crystals, www.rockymountainnatureco.com dinosaur fossils, rocks, huckleberry products and clothing.


NORTHERN TIER RETAIL | DINING CONT. The Huckleberry Patch 8858 U.S. Highway 2 E. Hungry Horse, 59919

406.387.5000 | 800.527.7340 www.huckleberrypatch.com

Montana’s original huckleberry cannery and home of Erna’s “world-famous homemade huckleberry pies.”

Belton Chalet Grill/Dining Room & Tap Room 12575 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.888.5000 www.beltonchalet.com

Fine dining and lodging in this Swiss chalet-style historical property.

Crown of the Continent Discovery Center 12000 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.387.4405 One-stop shop featuring horseback rides, restaurant, www.crowndiscoverycenter.com petting zoo, coffee shop, spirits bar, ice cream and Montana products!

Glacier Distilling Company 10237 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59913

406.387.9887 A locally owned, small batch distillery. Montana spirits www.glacierdistilling.com are handcrafted and hand-bottled in The Whiskey Barn.

Glacier Outdoor Center 12400 U.S. Highway 2 E. West Glacier, 59936

406.888.5454 | 800.235.6781 www.glacierraftco.com

Outdoor headquarters at Glacier, with rafting, fishing, clothing, accessories, camping gear, cabins and rentals. Shuttle service. Fishing licenses.

Kicking back with a beer sampler at @KalispellBrewing. #MTBeer #GlacierMT

Montana House 198 Apgar Loop Road (Apgar Village) West Glacier, 59936

406.888.5393 The Montana House features arts and crafts made www.montanahouse.info by Native American and Montana artists, authors and musicians.

KALISPELL CENTRALLY LOCATED BETWEEN Flathead Lake, Whitefish Mountain Resort and Glacier National Park is the hub of the Flathead Valley—Kalispell. A bustling community, Kalispell has a notable old west charm that seems to effortlessly coincide with modern-day arts and culture. Stroll through the historic downtown and explore its local studios, galleries, museums, restaurants and watering holes. Plus, time it right and you may catch the sounds of the Glacier Symphony and Chorale. www.glaciermt.com/kalispell

VISITOR INFORMATION Discover Kalispell 15 Depot Park | Kalispell, 59901 406.758.2800 | 888.888.2308 www.discoverkalispell.com Stop by the Kalispell Visitor Center for free maps, guides and advice served with a welcoming smile. Evergreen Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 5604 | Kalispell, 59903 406.885.1212 | www.evergreencofc.com

VACATION HOMES, CONDOS & CABINS

Kalispell Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau 15 Depot Park | Kalispell, 59901 406.758.2803 | 888.888.2308 www.kalispellchamber.com Your one-stop source for vacation, relocation, investment, business, community and economic information for Kalispell and the Flathead Valley.

Edgewater RV Resort & Motel 7140 U.S. Highway 93 S. Kalispell, 59922

406.844.3644 Fully furnished and equipped cabins, motel and condos on www.edgewaterrv.com Flathead Lake. Full-service campground and big rig friendly!

Rocky Mountain Hi RV Park & Campground 825 Helena Flats Road Kalispell, 59901

406.755.9573 | 800.968.5637 www.glaciercamping.com

RV park with six cabins situated in a forested setting. Kids playground, spring-fed creek and Wi-Fi. Online reservations accepted.

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Indoor pool and hot tub, with continental breakfast. AAA discount.

406.755.4311 | 800.382.3577 www.blueandwhitemotel.com

A family friendly motel with reasonable rates.

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Blue & White Motel 640 E. Idaho St. Kalispell, 59901

Glacier Ridge Suites 281 First Ave. WN Kalispell, 59901

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406.755.6100 Catering to business clients and doting www.guesthousekalispell.com on families.

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Outstanding service and accommodations at this award-winning Hampton Inn.

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Kalispell’s newest, finest hotel and conference center close to downtown.

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Hilton Garden Inn Kalispell 1840 U.S. Highway 93 S. Kalispell, 59901

406.756.4500 | 877.782.9444 www.kalispell.hgi.com

Holiday Inn Express & Suites 275 Treeline Road Kalispell, 59901

406.755.7405 | 800-HOLIDAY www.kalispellhie.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton 195 Hutton Ranch Road Kalispell, 59901

406.755.8080 | 1800CALLHOME Kalispell’s newest and only all suites www.kalispell.homewoodsuites.com property!

Kalispell Grand Hotel 100 Main St. Kalispell, 59901

406.755.8100 | 800.858.7422 www.kalispellgrand.com

Historic hotel in downtown Kalispell. Exceptional continental breakfast. Unexpectedly inexpensive.

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406.751.5050 | 800.325.4000 www.redlion.com/kalispell

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Glacier Pines RV Park 120 Swan Mountain Drive Kalispell, 59901

406.752.2760 Great location. 30/50 amp pull-through sites. www.glacierpines.com Restrooms, laundry, showers, Wi-Fi, heated pool and shaded sites. SEASON: YEAR-ROUND

406.892.4668 | 877.894.4178 www.lasallervpark.webs.com

LaSalle RV Park 5618 U.S. Highway 2 W. Kalispell, 59912

Minutes to Glacier National Park. Full hookups, shaded pull-through spaces. Tenters welcome. SEASON: YEAR-ROUND

Rocky Mountain Hi RV Park & Campground 825 Helena Flats Road Kalispell, 59901

406.755.9573 | 800.968.5637 www.glaciercamping.com

Centrally located RV park and campground. Close to Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake. SEASON: YEAR-ROUND

BUSINESS SERVICES Alamo & National Car Rental 4170 U.S. Highway 2 E. (Glacier Park International Airport) Kalispell, 59901

406.257.7144 | 800.227.7368 www.alamo.com, www.nationalcar.com

Auto rental.

406.257.2727 | 800.331.1212 http://locations.avis.com/mt/ kalispell/fca.html

Renting compact, mid-size and full-size cars, SUVs and premium SUVs.

Avis Car Rental 4170 U.S. Highway 2 E. (Glacier Park International Airport) Kalispell, 59901

Flathead Travel Service, Inc. 500 S. Main St. Kalispell, 59901

406.752.8700 | 800.223.9380 www.flatheadtravel.com

Specializing in Montana tours such as Glacier National Park accommodations, customized golf and ski vacations and Amtrak tickets.

Find It Montana 19 Second St., Ste. A Kalispell, 59901

406.871.4546 A directory of all things Montana. http://finditmontana.com

• Class A facilities • Easy, paved access from highway • Large, pull-through, 30 & 50 amp sites

A must in #Montana: huckleberry ice cream. #Yum #GlacierMT

120 Swan Mountain Dr., Kalispell 406-752-2760 *Thisadgoodfor$5.00attheGlacierPinesRVParkStoreonaone-timepurchaseofpop,water,juice, glacierpines.com icecream,candy,chips,ice,firewoodorpostcards.Onetimelimitpersite,perstay.Nocashvalue.

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NORTHERN TIER KALISPELL continued BUSINESS SERVICES CONT. Glacier Park International Airport 4170 U.S. Highway 2 E. Kalispell, 59901

406.257.5994 Airport with rental car service, gift shop and on-site dining. www.iflyglacier.com

Kalispell Regional Healthcare 310 Sunnyview Lane Kalispell, 59901

406.752.5111 A full-service healthcare facility including neuroscience, surgery, www.kalispellregional.org cancer care and the A.L.E.R.T. air ambulance.

Summit Preparatory School 1605 Danielson Road Kalispell, 59901

406.758.8100 Summit Prep is a non-profit accredited co-ed therapeutic www.summitprepschool.org boarding school for struggling teens. Transforming lives for 10 years!

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406.863.1200 We offer you a full-service transportation solution. www.rockymountaintrans.com

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Buffalo Hill Golf Club 1176 N. Main St. Kalispell, 59901

406.756.4530 | 888.342.6319 www.golfbuffalohill.com

27-hole championship golf course. State-of-the-art practice facility. Full-service clubhouse and pro shop.

Glacier Jet Center 4170 U.S. Highway 2 E. Kalispell, 59901

406.755.5362 World-class facility with space to land and park your aircraft. www.glacierjetcenter.com Full-service concierge for local recreational attractions.

Glacier Symphony & Chorale 69 N. Main St. Kalispell, 59901

406.407.7000 www.gscmusic.org

Live symphonic music concerts year-round in Flathead Valley, including summer chamber series, outdoor pops and Festival Amadeus.

Hockaday Museum of Art 302 Second Ave. Kalispell, 59901

406.755.5268 Experience Montana art and culture in turn-of-the century Carnegie www.hockadaymuseum.org Library building. Discovery Gallery for children and gift shop.

Kalispell Business Improvement District & Association 14 Third St. E., Ste. 260 Kalispell, 59901

406.253.6923 Historic Downtown Kalispell features specialty retail, delightful www.downtownkalispell.com restaurants and hotels. Serves as the event center of Flathead Valley.

Museum at Central School 124 Second Ave. E. Kalispell, 59901

406.756.8381 Featuring local history of Flathead Valley, northwest Montana, www.yourmuseum.org Indian culture and timber industry. Gift shop and room rentals.

Northern Rockies Outfitters Ltd. 270 Bayou Road Kalispell, 59901

406.756.2544 Fly-fishing, float trips, mountain stream fishing and fall www.northernrockiesoutfit.com big game hunting.

Northwest Golf Association P.O. Box 1116 Kalispell, 59903

800.392.9795 www.golfmontana.net

One call booking center for tee times at 10 championship Montana golf courses and first-class lodging accommodations.

RETAIL | DINING Gold Rush Pawn & American Motorcycle 1353 U.S. Highway 2 E. Kalispell, 59901

406.257.7296 Firearms, new and vintage jewelry, art, gifts, prospecting, www.goldrushpawn.com western decor, tools, musical instruments, parts and accessories for Harley-Davidsons.

Kalispell Brewing Company 412 Main St. Kalispell, 59901

406.756.2739 Kalispell Brewing offers classic German lagers and hoppy www.kalispellbrewing.com northwest style ales in addition to fun seasonal beers.

The Montana Club 1301 S. Main St. Kalispell, 59901

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NORTHERN TIER LAKESIDE HUGGING THE WESTERN SHORE of Flathead Lake’s northern end is Lakeside. Providing easy access for playing on the 28-mile-long lake, it’s a popular destination for many summer visitors. Cruise the lake on a boat tour or stroll through the locally owned shops to pick up a Montana memento or two. www.glaciermt.com/lakeside

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Edgewater RV Resort & Motel 7140 U.S. Highway 93 S. Lakeside, 59922

406.844.3644 Full-service campground on Flathead Lake. Big rig www.edgewaterrv.com friendly with fully furnished and equipped cabins.

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Far West Boat Tours 7135 U.S. Highway 93 S. Lakeside, 59922

406.844.2628 Beautiful Flathead Lake cruises and charters aboard Montana’s www.farwestboattours.com favorite cruise ship, The Far West. Take home a memory.

LIBBY

The Going-to-the-Sun Road + a scenic pullout + a side mirror = a stellar #MontanaMoment. #GNP #GlacierMT

Located 17 Miles North of Libby, MT N 48° 24.680 W 115° 19.205 406-293-5577~www.CorpsLakes.us/Libby

Libby Area Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 704 | Libby, 59923 406.293.4167 | www.libbychamber.org Visitor center in Lincoln County. Lincoln County Tourism P.O. Box 100 | Libby, 59923 406.293.7751 | www.libbychamber.org Promotes recreation throughout Lincoln County—Montana’s northwest corner.

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IN A VALLEY CARVED BY the Kootenai River at the base of the Cabinet Mountain Range is Libby. This bustling community combines mountain charm and breathtaking scenery with a rich Scandinavian history and outdoor recreation. Area attractions include Libby Dam, Ross Creek Cedar Grove, the Kootenai River and Kootenai Falls—the largest undammed falls in the state. For incredible views, take a walk across the swinging bridge above the falls. www.glaciermt.com/libby

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Two Bit RV Park 17 Two Bit Circle Libby, 59923

406.293.8323 Full-service RV park and campground in a www.twobitrvpark.com beautiful wooded setting with grass sites.

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BUSINESS SERVICES City of Libby

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Kootenai Aviation 650 Greers Ferry Road Libby, 59923

406.293.9320 We specialize in scenic aerial tours of Libby’s majestic Cabinet www.FlyKai.biz Mountains and the Continental Divide in northwestern Montana.

Libby Dam Visitor Center (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) 17877 MT Highway 37 Libby, 59923

406.293.5577 Guided tours, interactive exhibits, great fishing and outdoor www.corpslakes.us/Libby recreation available.

RETAIL | DINING Cabinet Mountain Brewing 206 Mineral Ave. Libby, 59923

406.293.2739 Libby’s only family friendly neighborhood brewery! Enjoy delicious www.cabinetmountainbrewing.com local craft beer in the heart of Kootenai River Country.

Mountain Meadows Gifts/Espresso 1314 Minnesota Ave. Libby, 59923

406.293.9241 Biggest little gift shop in Libby. All kinds of Montana gifts, shirts, huckleberry products, candles, afghans and jewelry. www.mountainmeadowsgifts.com

Wildlife Recapture Taxidermy 30414 U.S. Highway 2 Libby, 59923

406.293.7878 Wildlife Recapture provides world-class quality custom taxidermy www.wildliferecapture.com services for North American, African and Asian wildlife.

Hello, Cabinet Mountains. #ScenicBeauty #GlacierMT

MARION LOCATED JUST OFF HIGHWAY 2 near Little Bitterroot Lake, Marion was initially used by workers building the railroad line into Kalispell. Nearby is Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge, whose diverse habitat supports various kinds of birds, as well as deer, elk, moose, black bear, lynx and wolverines. www.glaciermt.com/marion

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NORTHERN TIER OLNEY OLNEY SITS IN THE HEART of the Kootenai National Forest and is surrounded by abundant outdoor recreation and ranger stations, cabins and fire tower lookouts, with many being available for overnight rental. Olney’s nearby lakes are ideal for water activities, including boating, canoeing and fishing. www.glaciermt.com/olney

POLSON LOCATED AT THE SOUTHERN TIP of Flathead Lake is Polson—a charming community with diverse offerings that include live theater, museums, art galleries and antique stores. Located nearby is Kerr Dam—a 204-foot structure offering beautiful canyon views. There are also plentiful options for rafting, boating and swimming on Flathead Lake and the Flathead River. Notable events include the Cherry Festival and Cruisin’ by the Bay Classic Car Show. www.glaciermt.com/polson

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406.883.3807 A unique ranch bed-and-breakfast in the www.gaynorranch.net majestic Mission Mountains.

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406.883.1450 Stunning views with pier, lake access and pool. www.swanhillbedandbreakfast.com

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406.883.5385 | 800.654.0682 www.portpolsoninn.com

Overlooks Flathead Lake with stellar views of the Mission Mountains.

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KwaTaqNuk Resort & Casino 49708 U.S. Highway 93 E. Polson, 59860

406.883.3636 | 800.882.6363 www.kwataqnuk.com

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39407 KINGS POINT RD, POLSON, MT 59860

406-883-1450 / (800) 231-4826 • swanhillbedandbreakfast.com

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Polson Flathead Lake KOA 200 Irvine Flats Road Polson, 59860

406.883.2151 | 888.883.2151 www.polsonkoa.com

Great base camp for Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake. Nearby fishing and golfing.

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Polson Motorcoach Resort Five-star motorcoach-only resort. Ideal base camp to Glacier National Park. Sites for rent and purchase. SEASON: APRIL 15 - OCTOBER 15

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719.393.5550 Your mountain flying experts for scenic flights over the www.bluegooseaviation.com Mission Valley.

A unique ranch bed-and-breakfast in the majestic Mission Mountains.

Homestead heritage of Flathead Valley, 1910 Flathead Lake boats, stagecoach, antique fire engines, kids korner and trading post.

Year-round live theatre on Flathead Lake. Comedies, musicals and classics.

Gaynor Ranch Bed & Breakfast 32318 Bisson Lane Polson, 59860

406.883.3807 www.gaynorranch.net

Polson Flathead Historical Museum 708 Main St. Polson, 59860

406.883.3049 www.polsonflatheadmuseum.org

Port Polson Players Theatre 32 Golf Course Drive Polson, 59860

406.883.9212 www.portpolsonplayers.com

PROCTOR FOUNDED IN 1910 AND NAMED for the first postmaster, Clarence Proctor, this community is nestled between the Salish and Mission mountains and located a short drive west of Flathead Lake. Nearby water recreation, relaxation and stellar fishing can be found at Lake Mary Ronan. Additional recreation opportunities are available in the Flathead National Forest. www.glaciermt.com/proctor

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NORTHERN TIER REXFORD SITUATED IN THE FORESTED CORNER of northwest Montana and on the banks of Lake Koocanusa is the mountain community of Rexford. Sandwiched between the Purcell and Salish mountains, the surrounding area is a recreation lover’s paradise ideal for camping, hiking, hunting, boating, fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, as well as rock climbing at nearby Stone Hill. Highlights include the West Kootenai Amish Auction and the 67-mile-long Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway. www.glaciermt.com/rexford

VISITOR INFORMATION Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce 2 Dewey Ave. | Eureka, 59917 406.889.4636 www.welcome2eureka.com

ROLLINS A QUAINT VILLAGE on the western shore of Flathead Lake, Rollins is noted for its phenomenal beaches, mountain views and easy access to attractions and activities throughout the valley. While in Rollins, be sure to grab one of the “best burgers on the lake” and a homemade huckleberry milkshake—made with Western Montana huckleberries. www.glaciermt.com/rollins

SOMERS AT THE NORTH END of Flathead Lake is the small, serene community of Somers. Sitting on the lake, Somers has a swimming beach, boat launch and yacht club that provide easy access to the largest freshwater lake in the West. During the summer, the roads in and around Somers are scattered with roadside stands selling locally grown fruit, including Flathead Cherries, apples and plums. www.glaciermt.com/somers

VISITOR INFORMATION Lakeside/Somers Chamber of Commerce 100 Bierney Creek Road | Lakeside, 59922 406.844.3715 | www.lakesidesomers.org Lakeside and Somers are nestled on the northwest shores of Flathead Lake at the base of Blacktail Mountain.

STRYKER SITTING ON THE WESTERN EDGE of the Whitefish Mountain Range is Stryker. Aptly described as the gateway to gorgeous mountain scenery and attractions in northwest Montana, Stryker provides access to both Upper Stillwater and Dickey lakes, with camping and day use, as well as boating, fishing and wildlife watching. The area also has abundant hiking trails and numerous fishing streams. For outstanding views of the Tobacco and Flathead valleys, visit Mount Marston Fire Lookout. www.glaciermt.com/stryker

SWAN LAKE TUCKED IN THE PICTURESQUE Seeley-Swan Valley and located at the southern tip of its namesake Swan Lake is the village of Swan Lake. Once a hopping timber camp, Swan Lake is well-known for its incredible outdoor recreation activities. Year-round visitors use the town as a launching point for fishing area lakes and streams, hiking, birding and backcountry cross-country skiing its nearby mountains. www.glaciermt.com/swan-lake

VISITOR INFORMATION Swan Lake Chamber & Community Club 70942 MT Highway 83 Swan Lake, 59911 | 406.837.2061 www.swanlakemontana.org Community on the southeast shore of beautiful Swan Lake. Close to Glacier National Park, forests and wilderness areas.

VACATION HOMES, CONDOS & CABINS Swan Lake Cabins 27572 Morning Wood Lane (MT Highway 83 between mile post 78 & 79) Swan Lake, 59911

406.837.1137 Modern log cabins in the woods one hour from Glacier National www.swanlakecabins.com Park, 9 miles from Bigfork. Breakfast included. Online reservations accepted.

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406.886.2303 www.swanlaketradingand campground.com

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406.387.4405 | 877.888.5557 www.llamatreksmontana.com

Northwest Montana’s only llama trekking outfitter offering unique two-hour to multi-day guided hiking/backpacking treks.

Horseback rides, wagon rides, fishing/float trips, summer pack trips and hunting in and around the Bob Marshall Wilderness.

Swan Mountain Outfitters 26356 Soup Creek Road Swan Lake, 59911

406.387.4405 | 877.888.5557 www.swanmountainoutfitters.com

TREGO LOCATED BETWEEN the Tobacco River and Dickey Lake is Trego. Each fall, hunters from around the state and nation come to Trego in hopes of landing their trophy animal. Nearby Dickey Lake is ideal for camping and day use, with plentiful boating, fishing and wildlife watching. www.glaciermt.com/trego

TROY LOCATED AT MONTANA’S lowest elevation point, Troy sits on the western banks of the Kootenai River. Troy and its surrounding wilderness area offer a look at some territory that is very much unsettled and in its natural form. Nearby attractions include the Troy Museum and Visitor Center and Ross Creek Cedar Grove. Each year, Troy marks the Fourth of July with its Old Fashioned Independence Day Celebration. www.glaciermt.com/troy

VISITOR INFORMATION Troy Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 3005 | Troy, 59935 406.295.1064 | www.troymtchamber.org

WHITEFISH NAMED ONE OF THE “Top 25 Ski Towns in the World” by National Geographic, Whitefish is located on the shores of Whitefish Lake and at the base of Big Mountain—home to Whitefish Mountain Resort. A yearround destination, Whitefish has a mixed array of shops, coffee houses, restaurants, accommodations and kick-up-your-heels nightlife. Visitors can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, boating and live professional theater. Plus, Amtrak’s Empire Builder stops daily in Whitefish. www.glaciermt.com/whitefish

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VISITOR INFORMATION Crown of the Continent Geotourism Council P.O. Box 4232 | Whitefish, 59937 406.599.7929 | www.crownofthecontinent.net Find authentic travel experiences throughout the region with a free National Geographic Crown of the Continent Map Guide. Whitefish Convention & Visitors Bureau 307 Spokane Ave., Ste. 103 | Whitefish, 59937 406.862.3501 | 877.862.3548 www.explorewhitefish.com Small mountain resort town near Glacier National Park. Home to vibrant downtown, Whitefish Lake and Whitefish Mountain Resort. Whitefish Chamber of Commerce 307 Spokane Ave., Ste. 103 | Whitefish, 59937 406.862.3501 | 877.862.3568 www.whitefishchamber.org Visitor center offers details on where to stay and play at local businesses, plus maps and relocation information.


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406.270.1603 Only minutes from town, our three-bedroom, two-bath farm www.montanabednbale.com house is the ideal venue for your next vacation home. Online reservations accepted. Online virtual tour.

Black Diamond Penthouse 3B 3832 Tamarack Ave., #3B Whitefish, 59937

561.628.6270 www.blackdiamond3b.com

Slopeside three-bedroom, two-bath penthouse condo, private garage, elevator and fully equipped kitchen. Sleeps six to eight.

406.862.7574 | 800.862.7574 www.crestwoodresort.com

Fully furnished two-bedroom condos with a year-round outdoor pool. Located in the heart of Whitefish.

Crestwood Resort 1301 Wisconsin Ave. Whitefish, 59937

Five Star Rentals of Montana 704 Baker Ave. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.5994 | 877.523.5994 www.fivestarrentals.com

Vacation homes and condos from Whitefish Lake to Glacier National Park. Something for everyone.

Harbor Mountain Properties 603 Wisconsin Ave. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.5511 | 800.883.2506 www.harbormtnproperties.com

Whitefish Lake and mountain vacation homes and condos. Fully furnished and equipped. Real estate sales and management services.

406.250.9415 www.vrbo.com/405582

Located in the heart of Whitefish’s historic railway district.

The Railway Loft 116 Lupfer Ave. Whitefish, 59937

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• Twenty‐two well-appointed private log cabins set on forty wooded acres • Conference Center • Hot Tubs and Sauna • Pet Friendly • Free Wi‐Fi and HD flat screen TV’s in every cabin • Open Year Round Whitefish, Montana 800-775-1740 www.northfortyresort.com 79


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406.862.3440 | 888.530.1700 www.gardenwallinn.com

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406.862.6516 | 888.733.6667 www.hiddenmooselodge.com

Upscale rustic log lodge with luxury accommodations.

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Good Medicine Lodge 537 Wisconsin Ave. Whitefish, 59937

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Hidden Moose Lodge 1735 E. Lakeshore Drive Whitefish, 59937

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406.862.2569 | 800.862.2569 www.rockymtnlodge.com

Comfortable lodging near Whitefish Mountain Resort and Glacier National Park.

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406.862.5515 | 800.862.3711 www.cheapsleepmotel.com

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406.862.3440 | 888.530.1700 www.gardenwallinn.com

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406.862.6098 | 800.862.6094 www.kandaharlodge.com

A beautiful Whitefish area hotel located at Whitefish Mountain Resort.

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406.862.7600 | 800.305.7463 www.thepinelodge.com

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Kandahar Lodge 3824 Big Mountain Road Whitefish, 59937

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Pine Lodge 920 Spokane Ave. Whitefish, 59937

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• 30 Miles to Glacier National Park • Minutes to Downtown Whitefish

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Whitefish Bike Retreat 855 Beaver Lake Road Whitefish, 59937

406.260.0274 Trailside lodging on The Whitefish Trail. www.whitefishbikeretreat.com Cycling and adventure retreat.

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Whitefish KOA Kampground 5121 U.S. Highway 93 S. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.4242 | 800.562.8734 www.glacierparkkoa.com

Full-service family camping resort in a beautiful wooded setting.

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2875 U.S. Highway 93 W. Whitefish, 59937

406.863.9099 | 866.828.2900 www.barwguestranch.com

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Grouse Mountain Lodge 2 Fairway Drive Whitefish, 59937

406.892.2525 | 877.862.1505 Hotel, restaurant, bar, meeting space, weddings www.grousemountainlodge.com and golf course adjacent.

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Haymoon Resort & Retreat Center 1845 Hodgson Road Whitefish, 59937

406.270.8771 Elegant lodging on 22-acre estate. www.haymoonresort.com Accommodates up to 65.

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1380 Wisconsin Ave. Whitefish, 59937

406.863.4000 | 877.887.4026 www.lodgeatwhitefishlake.com

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406.260.0274 Trailside lodging on The Whitefish Trail. Cycling www.whitefishbikeretreat.com and adventure retreat.

Whitefish Hostel, LLC 28 Lupfer Ave. Whitefish, 59937

406.863.9450 www.whitefishhostel.com

Comfortable and affordable accommodations, friendly atmosphere and a vegetarian café.

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Whitefish Mountain Resort Lodging 3889 Big Mountain Road Whitefish, 59937

877.754.3474 www.skiwhitefish.com

Variety of lodging with family minded pricing and ski-in/ski-out accommodations.

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BUSINESS SERVICES Amtrak 500 Depot St. Whitefish, 59937

800.872.7245 www.amtrak.com

Amtrak’s Empire Builder arrives in Western Montana daily from Chicago and Seattle.

Park Side Credit Union 1300 Baker Ave. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.2652 Park Side is the best place to get a loan in Western Montana. We like to say YES! www.parksidefcu.com

Rocky Mountain Transportation 1410 E. Edgewood Drive Whitefish, 59937

406.863.1200 We offer you a full-service transportation solution. www.rockymountaintrans.com

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Alpine Theatre Project 600 E. Second St. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.7469 Alpine Theatre Project is Montana’s world-class professional www.atpwhitefish.org theatre.

406.863.9099 | 866.828.2900 www.barwguestranch.com

Guided horseback rides on 3,000 acres. All skill levels welcome, rides ranging from one-hour to full-day. Reservations required.

406.863.9422 www.lauramunson.com

Writing retreats in the heart of Western Montana.

608.334.1270 www.rockclimbmontana.com

Private instruction and guided climbs for all ages and abilities. If you can hike, you can climb.

406.387.4405 | 877.888.5557 www.glaciersnowmobile.com

Offering two-hour, half-day and full-day guided snowmobile tours and rentals from three different locations!

406.260.0274 www.whitefishbikeretreat.com

The Flathead Valley’s resource for cycling information. Open yearround for all adventures with guided rides available.

Bar W Guest Ranch 2875 U.S. Highway 93 W. Whitefish, 59937

Montana Writing Retreat Whitefish, 59937

Rock Climb Montana 205 Cottonwood Drive Whitefish, 59937

Swan Mountain Snowmobiling Canyon Creek, Crane Mountain and Desert Mountain Whitefish, 59937

Whitefish Bike Retreat 855 Beaver Lake Road Whitefish, 59937

Whitefish Lake Golf Course 1200 U.S. Highway 93 W. Whitefish, 59937

406.862.4000 36-hole golf course with full amenities. www.golfwhitefish.com

Whitefish Mountain Resort 3889 Big Mountain Road Whitefish, 59937

877.754.3474 www.skiwhitefish.com

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Just as Montana can’t be described solely by sweeping plains, meandering rivers or the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, our history can’t be summed up in one word. Instead, it’s a melting The St. Mary Mission sits in the shadow of the Bitterroot Mountains. © DONNIE SEXTON pot of influences from American Indians, explorers, pioneers, settlers, fur trappers, miners and ranchers, all combining to make our state such a special place. Learn about the railroad and its role in welcoming visitors to Glacier National Park by visiting Glacier Park Lodge, the Izaak Walton Inn and the Belton Chalet. Glimpse into the life of one of Kalispell’s founders, Charles Conrad, by touring the Victorian-style Conrad Mansion. And to learn more about the arrival of the black robes in Montana, visit St. Mary’s Mission in Stevensville or St. Ignatius’ aptly named St. Ignatius Mission. For more information about Montana’s history and historic sites, visit www.glaciermt.com/historical-sites.php.


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