Things To Do

Glacier National Park

The Crown of the Continent, Glacier is the iconic backdrop to northwest Montana. Drive the historic Going-to-the-Sun Road, book a boat tour on McDonald Lake, and hike the majestic peaks! Standard Entrance pass will cost between $20 and $35 depending on your mode of transportation.

Flathead Lake

The largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake is the ideal spot for camping, hiking and swimming. This beautiful setting on Flathead Lake is among mature ponderosa pines, juniper trees and spectacular views of the Mission Mountains.

Majestic Valley Arena

Indoor arena hosting a range of events, including rodeos, concerts, and a Renaissance fair.

Conrad Mansion Museum

⁦Take a house tour or explore the lovely gardens. Built in 1895, the Conrad Mansion offers a glimpse into the life of a prosperous Montana pioneer.⁩

Whitefish Downtown Suites

Downtown Whitefish isn’t very big, but it’ll take some time to wander through if you stop to check out the galleries or browse in the many shops. Think used books, funky antiques, outdoor gear, local art, huckleberry-flavored everything, and all kinds of décor and other souvenirs that will give your home a little mountain flair.

Montana Vortex and House of Mystery

The ‘House of Mystery’ is a shack that has an incredible vortex, slanted walls, uneven floors, and The Platform. The platform is a cement area that features an intense energy field that makes people shrink. You have to see it to believe it!

Hank's Hatchets Axe Throwing

Family-friendly venue offering axe throwing and a selection of games such as pool and table tennis.

Hungry Horse Dam

At 564 feet high, Hungry Horse is one of the largest concrete arch dams in the United States, and its morning-glory spillway, with water cascading over the rim and dropping 490 feet, is the highest in the world. Hungry Horse was built not for irrigation, as were so many other Reclamation dams, but to provide water storage that could be used to increase hydroelectric power production at Grand Coulee and Bonneville dams, downstream on the Columbia River.

Black Rifle Coffee Company

Amazing Fun Center

The first 2-level, human-sized wooden maze ever built in North America opened 7 miles south of the West Glacier entrance to Glacier National Park the summer of 1987. A few years later we added a unique 18-hole miniature golf course which we designed with novel obstacles, hole shapes, and water features. The next attraction added was a bumper boat pond with a fountain and electric boats that can squirt water at each other. Bankshot Basketball was built after that, and finally a deluxe go cart track completed the fun center in 1998.

Lone Pine State Park

Lone Pine State Park features breathtaking Flathead Valley vistas. On a clear day, you can hike to see Flathead Lake, Big Mountain, the Jewel Basin and Glacier National Park.

Moose's Saloon

The restaurant itself has classic, old west sawdust on the floor, a friendly staff, wine and beer available and a menu that includes an excellent selection of sandwiches, salad and gourmet pizzas. Guests carve their names into the rustic booths of this hangout.

Norm's Soda Fountain

Old-school diner & soda/candy shop with a menu of American favorites like burgers, fries, milkshakes, hot dogs, fudge, and more!

Buffalo Cafe

The Buffalo delivers a unique blend of old school café & modern grill for a relaxed & fun dining experience in big sky country. With a family-friendly menu, locally sourced specials & over 10 draft beers from the surrounding breweries, the Buffalo’s staff offers up something for everyone no matter the time of day. What can’t be made in-house at the Buffalo is brought in from local growers, bakers, butchers & brewers.