Big Mountain Cedar Cabin Apartment Guidebook + Websites
Sightseeing
Winter & Summer Playground. Pick huckleberries, take the gondola to the Summit and look out onto Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies. Restaurant on top.
www.skiwhitefish.com
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Whitefish Mountain Resort
1015 Glades DrWinter & Summer Playground. Pick huckleberries, take the gondola to the Summit and look out onto Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies. Restaurant on top.
www.skiwhitefish.com
Largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. Our "Ocean"! Bigfork is an adorable village, visit-worthy.
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Flathead-See
Largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. Our "Ocean"! Bigfork is an adorable village, visit-worthy.
Our local visitors center will have so much information to review to help with your choices.
www.whitefishchamber.org
Whitefish Chamber of Commerce
505 E Second StOur local visitors center will have so much information to review to help with your choices.
www.whitefishchamber.org
A fun playground for all ages and abilities with a must-see view from the summit. It'll take your breath away! Skiing in the Winter, zipline tour, ropes tour, mountain biking, gondola, huckleberry picking, wonderful hikes.
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Whitefish Mountain Resort
1015 Glades DrA fun playground for all ages and abilities with a must-see view from the summit. It'll take your breath away! Skiing in the Winter, zipline tour, ropes tour, mountain biking, gondola, huckleberry picking, wonderful hikes.
An amazing multi-use trail system with this trailhead just up the road with beginner, intermediate, and expert options. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter; hiking, biking, dog-walking when snow's gone.
Big Mountain Trailhead
An amazing multi-use trail system with this trailhead just up the road with beginner, intermediate, and expert options. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter; hiking, biking, dog-walking when snow's gone.
If you want to see what only locals know about and learn more about why this area of the world is so unique, take a private driver-guided tour in and around Glacier National Park. There's so much more to see around here than just the Park, and there's a ton of history, glaciology, geology to share.
Whitefish Outfitters & Tours
If you want to see what only locals know about and learn more about why this area of the world is so unique, take a private driver-guided tour in and around Glacier National Park. There's so much more to see around here than just the Park, and there's a ton of history, glaciology, geology to share.
Montana Vortex and House of Mystery
7800 Hwy 2 EFood scene
Visit Montana's only "ocean" and the largest lake west of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake. Bigfork is a quaint old-fashioned village on the lakeshore, filled with delightful galleries and shops visitors seem to enjoy.
Taco Mexico Restaurant
8270 Montana Hwy 35Whitefish Lake Restaurant
1200 US-93 NBest place in Whitefish!
Mama Blanca's
130 Central AveBest restaurant in town; reservations are helpful. Prime rib melts in your mouth!
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Whitefish Lake Restaurant
1200 US-93 NBest restaurant in town; reservations are helpful. Prime rib melts in your mouth!
Adventure Activity
Some of the most beautiful rivers in the world surround Glacier National Park, and what better way to experience them!
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Glacier Raft Company
106 Going-to-the-Sun RdSome of the most beautiful rivers in the world surround Glacier National Park, and what better way to experience them!
For a change of pace and away from over-populated places, drive up here for an abundance of beauty where you'll find yourself taking long big deep breaths.
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Tally Lake
For a change of pace and away from over-populated places, drive up here for an abundance of beauty where you'll find yourself taking long big deep breaths.
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Bear spray! And layers...
You're in the wilderness out here, so one or two bear sprays will be cheap insurance for you during walks and should provide peace of mind. Because you'll be in the mountains, it's all about layers, thin to thick, plus a sun hat, good tread hiking shoes, synthetic socks, goose down jacket (they're so easy to scrunch into a small space). Leave water bottles behind because Montana doesn't recycle adequately, and the drinking water is superb.