With so much to enjoy in and around Whitefish, Montana, we encourage sight-seeing, hiking, biking, winter activities, brewery tours, and festivals. Whether you come in the summer, winter, spring, or fall, there are plenty of things to do in the area.
It's not hard to be in awe of the scenery in Flathead Valley, with three impressive mountain ranges surrounding the valley: the Swan Range in the north, the Salish Mountains in the west and the Mission Mountains in the east.
Enjoy almost 500 acres of forest within 1.5 miles of the cabin or explore any of the many trails in Whitefish Lake State Park, Glacier National Park, or Columbia Falls.
Enjoy Montana's best beans - Montana Coffee Trader - from the comfort of the cabin or take the 5-mile drive to The Buffalo Cafe, a local favorite.
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Named one of the "Top 25 Ski Towns in the World" by National Geographic.
Whitefish Mountain Resort is only four miles from the town of Whitefish and offers 3,000 acres of uncrowded terrain, featuring 12 chairlifts and, starting last season, enjoy lightning-fast rides on the resort's first six-seater chairlift, the Snow Ghost Express.
Our team consists of highly qualified and motivated professionals, who are all experts in their field. With many years of experience in the industry, they have the expertise to provide comprehensive, first-rate services to our clients.
May and June are excellent times for a yoga retreat, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Nightly bonfires or a dip in the hot tub in the evenings will keep you warm when the temperature drops at night.
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The most popular month for visitors in Whitefish is July. Temperatures are warm and everyone is going to the Going-to-the-Sun-Road in Glacier National Park.
More reading: THINGS TO KNOW FOR SUMMER
September and early October are great times to visit for a yoga retreat. The daytime temperatures in September sit around 68 degrees.
The Great Northwest Oktoberfest is held in late September/early October and is a popular annual event.
More reading: WHY WE LOVE WHITEFISH IN THE FALL
Views of the valley from the summit are majestic and crowds and waits for lift lines are rare on the ski mountain. Whitefish Mountain Resort has a laid-back vibe, and the mountain is known for "snow ghosts" (pine trees covered in snow, fog, and ice).
More reading: FIVE WINTER ADVENTURES IN WHITEFISH
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