Wild Horse Island State Park offers a rare opportunity for tranquility and scenic outdoor activities. Located in Flathead Lake, Montana, the island serves as a sanctuary for wild horses and various forms of wildlife. Visitors can only access the park by boat, and it remains a day-use destination only. Panoramic views, peaceful nature, and the … Read more
Blackfeet Indian Reservation offers a meaningful cultural experience paired with remarkable natural surroundings. Respect and cultural awareness are essential when visiting. The reservation borders Glacier National Park and Alberta, Canada, providing both accessibility and striking scenery for those interested in Indigenous traditions and outdoor discovery. Key Attractions Blackfeet Indian Reservation offers more than scenic drives … Read more
Lone Pine State Park offers a rewarding day-use experience just 5 miles southwest of Kalispell, Montana. Covering 279 acres with elevations between 2,959 and 3,644 feet, it blends scenic beauty with educational value. Established in 1941, it holds the distinction of being Montana’s second-oldest state park. Visitors are drawn by miles of hiking trails, sweeping … Read more
I’ve visited Glacier National Park many times—hiking, kayaking, even camping in the snow—and it never gets old. My favorite time is autumn, specifically September, for the cooler weather, fewer crowds, and vibrant colors. But every season offers something unique, and the best time depends on what you want. In this guide, I’ll break down each … Read more
Kalispell, Montana, is a hidden gem that’s often overlooked in favor of the more famous travel destinations. But trust me, if you’re planning a trip in 2025, Kalispell should be right at the top of your list. Nestled in the stunning Flathead Valley and just a stone’s throw from Glacier National Park, Kalispell is an … Read more
