Activities For The Fall Tour

This is Kalispell, Montana, a vibrant mountain town that believes in boundless adventures, loving the earth, and venturing boldly. It´s also a place that welcomes you to breathe deeply and live with intention, all while soaking up our storybook-like community and jaw-dropping views.

A Mountain Town

Here in Kalispell, you'll find welcoming accommodations, diverse activities, and things to do a walk downtown, and a robust culinary scene. You'll also find a place that's committed to recreating responsibly, taking care of these wide-open spaces, and supporting the community.

From scenic drives to paddling on Flathead Lake and visiting Glacier National Park, there is so much to experience in northwest Montana. Come venture boldly into Kalispell.

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

THE CROWN OF THE CONTINENT

There´s a reason Glacier National Park is called the Crown of the Continent. Inside the park's 1 million acres, you´ll find glacier-carved terrain, rushing waterfalls, snow-covered mountain peaks, and 734 miles of trails, all perfectly complemented by the Going-to-the-Sun Road, which is the drive that can only be described as epic.

Traveling from Kalispell to Glacier National Park is easy, as it´s 32 scenic miles from downtown to the park´s west entrance. The park is open year-round, which makes it convenient to visit any time of year, with Kalispell as your home base. (Find the latest information on road and trial access here.) Along the way, you´ll drive through Bad Rock Canyon, cruise past the Flathead River, and be given sneak peeks of the park´s snowy mountain peaks The west entrance, which is located in West Glacier will take you directly on to the Going-to-the-Sun Road, as well as to Apgar Village and Lake McDonald.

During the summer season, the Going-to-the-Sun Road opens in its entirety(exact dates fluctuate as it´s weather dependent) and the 52-mile-long road takes travelers through the heart of the park over Logan Pass before ending at the east entrance in St. Mary