Here are some of OUR PICKS from Whitefish, Montana!

#1. Whitefish Depot

The Whitefish Depot is a historic train station built in 1927 by the Great Northern Railway. It's an iconic landmark in downtown Whitefish and now houses the Whitefish Depot and Railway Museum. So, if you’re walking in the downtown area (which has lots of good food options), maybe lend the Whitefish Depot some of your attention while you’re there!

#2. Whitefish Lake State Park

The clear waters at Whitefish Lake make it a great spot for swimming and enjoying the scenery. Equipped with a city beach, hiking trails, boat launches, and picnic areas, Whitefish Lake is a unique getaway located directly next to the city, so travel is always easy!

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#3. Whitefish Mountain Resort

In addition to skiing and snowboarding in the winter, the Whitefish Mountain Resort offers activities like zip-lining, alpine slides, and scenic chairlift rides during the summer months.

Whitefish is a pretty little town with plenty of nearby attractions. Glacier National Park, Whitefish Lake State Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort, and many other lakes and hiking trails make Whitefish a unique experience with an overwhelming amount of outdoor adventures to be had, all while avoiding the stressful travel of a larger city.

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