Experience all that Montana
has to offer.

One of America’s greatest wonders is right in our backyard. Explore the endless trails and beauty the National Park has to offer.

Ski Magazine continually ranks our home mountain in the top 10. Amazing powder without the lift lines.

There is plenty of great fly-fishing water nearby whether it's floating the North Fork or hiking to an alpine lake.

The trails and logging roads can feel endless. Perfect for a day of exploring.

There is some world class bird hunting nearby. Like a good bird dog, we’ll point you in the right direction.

Come July, Whitefish Lake is perfect for all boating activities. Tie up and have a drink, or surf till your legs turn to jello.

Not only is there golf onsite, but there are 12 courses available in the Valley.

In it’s 7th year running, there is a three day music festival attracting some of rock and bluegrass’s top talent.

Nothing beats catching the Rodeo behind the Blue Moon.

Want to go beyond the resort and into the backcountry? Great. Epic cat-skiing is just up the road.

Sailing… in Montana? You bet. Flathead Lake has some of the best lake sailing in North America.

Go deep into the backcountry exploring endless trails on horseback.

There is a multitude of craft breweries popping up around homebase. Makes for a perfect pitstop before or after the day’s activity.

There is no better way to experience a big sky of stars than an overnight camp.

Catch the annual Whitefish Woody Weekend with over 40 classic mahogany boats on view.

Tally Lake has some epic cliff jumping. There are some perfect beginner drops… and some that we can’t recommend ;)

Exploring the North Fork of the Flathead River and Glacier Park from Polebridge is an amazing experience.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness, just to the south of Glacier is a rugged wilderness where you can truly escape from it all.

The Winter Carnival is a tradition dating back to 1960. A full month of activities, polar plunges, all culminating in a parade down main street in early February.

In May and June when Going-to-the-Sun is still closed to cars it is one of the best bike rides in the world!

A wild mushroom risotto tastes that much better after a day hunting them down in the woods. Our trained Field Guides will help you identify all species.

Kayaking in one of Glacier’s many lakes is definitely a to-do activity.

Nothing beats skydiving out of the Big Sky!

The trails around here range from mellow to crazy ladders built through the trees. But there are miles of trails for everyone.

You can jump on (or off) the train right in Whitefish. Taking the train out to West Glacier is a fun experience.

Inspired by all the Netflix mountaineering shows? Get out there yourself. We’ll help you hire the best guides in town.

Have you ever made your own Huckleberry pie? Or better yet a Huckleberry cocktail? Trust us, it tastes better when you pick the hucks yourself!

There is nothing more white knuckle than running the Flathead or Kootenai rivers in the Spring.

We are across the street from the Round Meadows XC center, one of the best trail networks in Montana.

Did you know at 564 feet high, Hungry Horse is one of the largest concrete arch dams in the United States? It’s a sight to behold.

When you camp in a fire lookout you can’t help but feel the generations of history on the walls.

The Whitefish Farmers market is bustling with fresh produce, baked goods, food trucks and live music. A perfect Tuesday night.

The only minor league baseball park with views into Glacier National Park. Amazing baseball, and the perfect outing for the family.

Firework shows are awesome. They are even more awesome watching from a boat with hundreds of your closest boating friends.

A little game of hockey, or even a free skate on a frozen lake makes for some amazing memories.

The Kalispell fair is a staple. You can’t miss the demolition derby! (or the funnel cake)

Sure you could take 93 to 40 to 2 to Glacier. Or forest road 114 straight through a mountain range. Much more fun. Trust us.

For the avid hunters, there is some great access minutes from the front gate.

There are endless trails, and even parks for all skill levels.

Fine tune your skills or learn on our state-of-the-art archery range.

Some consider Glacier National Park to be the holy grail for hikers. But even closer the Whitefish Trail network offers endless miles of hikes.

Want to feel more comfortable exploring the backcountry. Take an avalanche class right here on our home range.

Spend a few days floating and fishing the North Fork. With the right guides you’ll have some epic dinners right around the campfire.

Explore the snowy woods behind a team of trained dogs, some of whom have pulled Iditarod competitors.

Like a Sasquatch, sightings are rare. But when the conditions are just right, you can catch a glimpse and an epic photos of the Northern Lights.

The Christmas Eve torchlight parade at Whitefish Mountain is a tradition. Santa skis down by torchlight and hands out gifts!

Catch the annual Bigfork Art Festival. Walk the quant main street and shop art from nationally recognized artists.

Sure you can go to tree lot. OR you can get a $10 permit and go on the adventure for the perfect tree for the holidays.

With four organic farms within 5 miles, you can truly harvest your own dinner. Talk about fresh!

Come Friday night (or any night), downtown Whitefish is hopping. There are plenty of good watering holes with live music.

Sounds cold. But it is oddly satisfying when you land a huge rainbow trout through the hole in the ice.

Take off from Whitefish lake and see the Valley from above!

During winter, channel your inner Wim Hof and take a plunge into one of the hundreds of the lakes nearby. It’s energizing!

There are countless road, trail, triathlon, marathon, and even canoe races throughout the year. And the competition is stiff around here!

There are bunch of lazy float nearby. Perfect for tying up the cooler.

Inspired by the Olympic curlers? Well give it a shot one of the local rinks. They have beer leagues too… just sayin’.

Whitefish Mountain Resort has one of the more extensive zip line setups in North America. Perfect for kids and adults.

The disc golf courses around the valley truly leverage the natural geography. It makes for a great game… and hike sometimes.

All year round you can catch some great live music at Gunsight, Tupelo, Remington, The Northern and more. Local guy Mike Murray is really good.

The trails throughout Jewel Basin are a secret gem! (cheesy pun alert!)