Airbnb, Vacation Rentals in Whitefish, MT

The most common & popular places (a.k.a points of interests) here in Whitefish are:

• Whitefish Lake State Park
• Whitefish Mountain Resort
• Les Mason State Park
• Whitefish Parks & Recreation
• Depot Park
• Stumptown Historical Museum
• Baker Park
• Ski Heritage Center
• Reservoir Trailhead
• Hugh Rogers Wag Park
• Whitefish Legacy Partners
• Swift Creek Trailhead, Whitefish Trail
• Whitefish, Montana Official Visitor Information
• Big Mountain Trailhead
• Danny On Trail
• Whitefish RV Park
• Swift Creek Trailhead
• Whitefish Tours & Shuttle
• Skyles Trailhead

Here are the airports that located near Whitefish:

• Glacier Park International Airport

Interesting activities for families are throughout the year. In July, visitors can attend the Strawberry Festival or the Dashan Art Festival. You can't miss the Huckleberry day or beer festival in August. You can spend a relaxing night under the stars and fresh air, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the music of summer.

Huckleberry Festival: Cranberry is a grizzly bear's favorite food. To commemorate this delicacy, whitefish Montana celebrates Huckleberry day every autumn. The blueberry harvest is the reason for music and entertainment celebrations, a three-day Autumn Festival. Handicrafts, food, music, and dance are all around the purple berry for visitors.

It is suggested that a good time to travel to whitefish should be more than 2 days. Take a weekend as an example. On the first day of the day, you can experience some local special activities, such as inflatable kayaking, horse riding, and high-altitude ski trips. After getting tired of participating in these activities, you can find a local restaurant to visit the lake and enjoy the sunshine.

The next day, you can take a full day to explore Glacier National Park, because there are so many beautiful sceneries, rich activities, and delicious food in the park. Or drive to sun Road and hike once or twice.

The Tower Grill

The tower barbecue restaurant is perfect for adventurers taking a high rope course at Glacier high line. Spend a day walking through trees on a high-altitude slide rope, which can give visitors a big appetite. The tower grill offers a variety of espresso drinks and side dishes to make your stay at Glacier Highline even better.

Address: 10167 Hwy 2 East Coram, MT 59913

Tel: 406-387-5007

OFF THE BEATEN PATH

The restaurant is located in the 100-year-old tamarack historic cottage, which is a place for local people to find unique dining and relaxation, while lodging visitors can enjoy delicious snacks at their door. From its initial role as a tourist center for a trip to Glacier National Park, it has served as a hotel for many years, providing warm hospitality for all.

Address: 9549 U.S. Hwy 2 EPO box 190236 hungry horse, MT 59919

Tel: (406) 387-4420

Eddie's Cafe & Mercantile

This is a family-run restaurant and a full-service restaurant, including gift shops, camp supplies, and ice cream shops, located in the village of Apgar in Glacier National Park.

Address: 236 Apgar Loop Rd West Glacier, MT 59936

Tel: 406-888-5361

Glacier National Park

Indians named glacier park the backbone of the world for its towering peaks and snow-capped spires. There are 70 species of mammals and 260 species of birds in the park, and wildlife is everywhere. A visit to Montana Glacier National Park will leave a lifetime of unforgettable memories.

Follow the path of the sun from Apgar in the Western glacier to St. Mary, 50 miles apart, via Logan's pass on the continental divide. Along its two-lane highway, you can enjoy some of the most amazing perspectives. Hiking is possible here, with 730 miles of hiking trails in the park, ranging from easy walks to extremely hard treks. You can also row or sail on Lake MacDonald, Lake swift, and lake St. Mary. Or a torrent of excitement.

Whitefish lake

Near the entrance to Glacier National Park, you'll find whitefish Lake in Montana, a seven-mile-long lake surrounded by rugged peaks in the Rockies, formed by melting glaciers. It's a great place for the whole family to take part in outdoor activities and adventures. It brings a lot of fun to the whole family. There are boat ladders, campgrounds, and winter sports skiing areas nearby. Close to Glacier National Park, with 3315 acres of land and 16 miles of coastline, it is ideal for holidaymakers.

Flathead River

Flathead River offers spectacular scenery and world-class rafting experience. It is divided into two parts: the middle part of the river is turbulent and the northern part is gentle. Here you can enjoy the exciting family extreme rafting and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery on both sides of the Strait in the process of drifting.

Kalispell

Kalispell, Montana, is a beautiful town surrounded by tranquil lakes and towering mountains. Located at 2,959 feet on the western slope of the Rockies, surrounded by wilderness, wildlife, and historical features, it is the first resort for outdoor sports enthusiasts. The area is home to millions of acres of forest, rich in wildlife resources, inhabited by moose, grizzly and black bears, wolves, goats, and bighorn sheep.

In winter, there are two ski resorts in Kalispell's short drive for downhill and snowboarding. There are specially decorated trails for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoe walking.

Flathead National Forest

The vast wasteland here provides tourists with many places for leisure and entertainment. It is also an ideal place to watch the glacier-carved mountains. It is composed of 2.3 million acres of wilderness, and outdoor leisure activities are ideal. Along the west side of the continental boundary, visitors can find plenty of natural forests, pristine lakes, and clear streams. There are 1,700 miles of roads for visitors to enjoy the spectacular forest scenery in comfortable cars.

Blue Moon Nightclub and Rodeo

During the construction of the hungry horse dam in the 1940s, the world-famous "blue moon" opened. It's gone through a lot of changes, first bars, then bars and barbecue shops, and now it's a combination of bars, casinos, and barbecues. Its name has been "blue moon" for many years. Dick and Charlotte Sapa bought the blue moon in 1972 and have maintained their reputation for 45 years. This is a real Montana live bar with live entertainment, special drinks, and a lively atmosphere.

Address: 6105 Highway 2 West | Columbia Falls, Montana 59912, U.S.A

Casey's Whitefish

Casey combines beautiful architecture and design, excellent hospitality, and entertainment. Multiple floors and bars create a different atmosphere and experience on each floor. Whether you're looking for a relaxing dinner or a lively party, you can find it in Casey's.

Address: 101 Central Avenue Whitefish, MT 59937

Tel: (406) 862-8150

Stonefly Lounge

Stonefly offers regular free live music and entertainment, as well as billiard tables, steel darts, beer gardens, and a wide selection of fine microbrews and wines

Address: 10154 Hwy 2 East PO box 130282 Coram, MT 59913

Strolling along the sidewalks of central street or the historic railway district, visitors can discover a variety of local shops and galleries. You can also explore exquisite handcraft jewelry made from local Montana gems, or a new pair of hiking boots for your next adventure. Locally roasted coffee beans, homemade skincare products, hand-dyed yarn, and blueberry are the best souvenirs here.

The seasonal and daily temperature range of whitefish is relatively large, reaching 32 ℃ in summer, falling below zero in winter, and more precipitation from August to October. By July and August, whitefish visitors can feel warm temperatures, sometimes as high as 32 degrees. In the evening, the temperature will hover around 5 degrees in low-lying areas, but the temperature will drop near the freezing point in areas with a higher altitude, especially in Glacier parks. In late November, the temperature can fluctuate from 10 degrees cold to 6 degrees below freezing and is often shrouded in fog and clouds for several weeks. Therefore, tourists usually go to the top of the whitefish mountain to enjoy the fresh snow and sunshine.

The Logan Pass of Glacier Park is usually open to tourists after July 4. Summer and winter are the peak seasons for tourism, and there are fewer tourists in spring and autumn. The best time to travel is in summer and winter, with a variety of water and ice activities.

Whitefish is close to FCA and Spokane Airport in Washington state, but the local public transportation is relatively limited. In Whitefish, there is only one taxi company and very limited bus routes. There are no cars. Tourists have to rely on Amtrak to visit the glacier park. Trains only run once a day, but are often delayed and canceled. So the best way to travel is self-driving.

Best route: there is only one main road to whitefish, route 93. The quickest route is to rent a car at FCA and drive more than 15 miles along Highway 93.

Once in the park, an efficient Glacier Park shuttle can take passengers to most of the visitor centers. In winter, Whitefish mountain snow bus will transport tourists from the city center to the top of the mountain, all day long.

At whitefish, the family can enjoy fun activities together, including taking the scenic cable car, sliding rope, mountain slide, walking on the treetops, and rafting.

Rock Climb Montana

At the rock climb center in Montana, the staff will teach visitors how to climb in the safe and friendly atmosphere of Northwest Montana. It is rated as the first outdoor activity of TripAdvisor on MT whitefish, suitable for people of all ages. With their perfect security, it will be an unforgettable experience for the family.

Glacier National Park White Water Rafting

The middle fork of Flathead runs along the southern border to Glacier National Park, one of Montana's top rapids. They offer beautiful plankton and riparian boating on the border of Glacier National Park, an exciting activity for the entire family.