official 2013 kalispell visitor guide

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OFFICIAL 2013 KALISPELL VISITOR GUIDE
WWW.DISCOVERKALISPELL.COM
WELCOME
A getaway within reach!
CONTENTS
1.406.755.7900 • 1.800.HAMPTON
1140 Hwy. 2 West • Kalispell, MT 59901
www.hamptoninnkalispell.com
Photo: Chuck Haney
To the east: the soaring peaks of Glacier
National Park. To the south: Flathead Lake,
the largest natural freshwater lake west of
the Mississippi River. Everywhere around:
historic charm, affordable adventure and
soul-stirring beauty. In the middle of it all lies
the vibrant city of Kalispell.
Centrally located in the Flathead Valley,
Kalispell is a dynamic and enterprising community where industry and innovation thrive
hand-in-hand with unparalleled outdoor and
cultural opportunities. Surrounded by more
than 2.3 million acres of national forests
and wilderness areas, Kalispell is just an
hour from the Canadian border, and a halfhour from the rugged grandeur of Glacier
National Park. Home to abundant wildlife,
including bear, moose, elk, mountain goats,
bighorn sheep, wolves, and thousands of
miles of trails for every ability, both inside
the park and elsewhere. Head south from
Kalispell and in just 15 minutes you are at the
shores of Flathead Lake, the largest natural
freshwater lake west of the Mississippi.
It’s not just spectacular natural beauty on
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display, either. Attracting more than 2,000
artists and craftspeople, the arts and culture
flourish here. Theater, dance and live music
from outdoor symphonies and concerts to
intimate venues and clubs offer something
for every taste. Discover the unexpected
around every turn – sample world-famous
Flathead Cherries from a roadside stand or
try our huckleberry treats for a true taste of
the Flathead Valley.
The area’s economy is as diverse as its natural
wonders, and supports a thriving community
of cutting-edge entrepreneurs. At more than
5,000 square miles, Flathead County’s 90,000
residents have plenty of elbow room, and
more than 80 percent of the county’s three
million acres is protected by national parks,
federal and state forests and private timber
reserves. From fishing, boating and cycling
to hiking, hunting or shopping and exploring
museums, whatever your heart desires is
within easy reach in Kalispell.
Whether you stay for a day or make Kalispell
your new home, you’ll find a friendly community and discovery in every direction.
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Welcome
Getting Here
Outdoor Recreation
Arts & Entertainment
Events
Dining
Lodging
Maps
Community Guide
Cover Photo: Chuck Haney
Produced in cooperation with the Daily InterLake, the
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce/Convention & Visitor
Bureau. Layout and design by SnowGhost Design. Written
by Melissa Walther, Daily InterLake.
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce/
Convention & Visitor Bureau
15 Depot Park • Kalispell, MT 59901
406-758-2800 • www.kalispellchamber.com
©2013, Kalispell Chamber of Commerce/CVB. All right
reserved. Distributed with Accommodation Tax Funds. Any
reproduction or reprint of this guide or any portion thereof,
without written permission of Kalispell Convention & Visitor
Bureau is strictly prohibited. While every effort was made to
ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication, no
liability for errors is assumed.
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WELCOME
The town site of Kalispell, Montana, was
founded in 1891, by railroad builder James J.
Hill and businessman and banker Charles E.
Conrad, as the Great Northern Railway’s division point on its route from St. Paul to Seattle.
projects upon moving to the Flathead Valley
was to create a buffalo preserve. The Conrad
buffalo herd once grazed on what is now
Kalispell’s Buffalo Hill Golf Course, and later
became the origin of the National Bison
Range, 80 miles south of Kalispell.
In his early years as a Missouri River trader,
Charles Conrad had shipped hundreds of
thousands of buffalo hides from the West to
St. Louis. After bearing witness to the decimation of the Great Plains buffalo, one of his first
The opening of the Flathead Indian Reservation and homesteader registration along with
the creation of Glacier National Park in 1910
also contributed to Kalispell’s early success
and growth.
WELCOME
Find out what locals and other visitors
are saying about Kalispell and the area.
Facebook/Discover Kalispell
Twitter@visit_Kalispell
Trip Advisor.com/kalispell
To help with your trip planning or to
answer questions during your visit:
Glacier Park International Airport
offers direct flights to seven major
national hubs including Seattle, Las
Vegas, Salt Lake City, Denver, Minneapolis/
St. Paul, Chicago, Oakland and Atlanta. Served
by Delta/Skywest, United, Alaska Airlines/
Horizon Air, Allegiant
Kalispell Visitor Information Center
15 Depot Park, Kalispell, MT 59901
406-758-2800 or 888-888-2308
Download or request
a travel guide online at
DISCOVERKALISPELL.COM
www.iflyglacier.com
Photos: Montana Office of Tourism (Donnie Sexton)
Amtrak’s Chicago to Seattle/Portland
Empire Builder Trans-American train
makes stops twice daily in nearby
Whitefish, the state’s busiest station.
www.amtrak.com
TRAVEL RESOURCES
24-HOUR ROAD CONDITIONS
Interstate 90 passes through the city of
Missoula 115 miles south of Kalispell.
From Missoula, U.S. 93 heads north
to Kalispell paralleling the impressive Mission
Mountain range and beautiful west shore of
Flathead Lake.
U.S. 2, known as the Hi-Line, is the main eastwest route across Montana’s northern tier and
passes through downtown Kalispell.
WESTERN MONTANA
WEATHER REPORTS
406-721-3939
CUSTOMS & BORDER CROSSING
Immigration/Customs
406-335-9559 or 406-895-2664
Canada Border Services Agency | cbsa.gc.ca
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol | cbp.gov
SHARE IT
Now’s your chance to be part of the experience like
never before. No matter what your “it” may be, find
it and share it in Western Montana’s Glacier Country.
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O U T D O O R R E C R E AT I O N
Glacier is just a half-hour drive from Kalispell
but when you hike a mile down one of its
trails, you’ll feel a million miles from everything.
At the height of summer, wildflowers bloom
abundantly along Glacier’s 730 miles of trails
and you may even spot some of America’s
most diverse fauna, including elk, mountain
goats, lynx, wolves and one of the largest
remaining grizzly populations in the lower
48 states.
Glacier’s cultural history
dates back at least 10,000
years to the ancestors of
American Indian tribes
in the area today; the
Blackfeet, who controlled
prairies east of the mountains, and the Salish and
Kootenai who lived in
the western valleys.
of Going-to-the-Sun Road is open to vehicles
from early June into October depending on
weather and snow levels.
Spring, fall and winter, Glacier offers a whole
new dimension. Autumn burnishes the larch
and birch to gold and bikers have the road to
themselves with sectional closings of Goingto-the-Sun Road. In winter, strap on skis or
snowshoes and head up the unplowed road
past Lake McDonald.
The Blackfeet refer to the
continental divide as the
backbone of the world.
Educational snowshoe hikes are available in
the park throughout the winter and backcountry guided adventures can be reserved
year-round. Visit www.nps.gov/glac or call park
headquarters at 406-888-7800 for more
information and road information.
Glacier Park is home
or host to 270 species of
birds, including golden
eagles, harlequin ducks
and dippers.
The famed 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road,
carved out of the sheer mountain slopes, is
a National Historic Landmark. Considered
one of the most epic engineering feats in the
world, the road climbs 3,000 feet to the 6,646foot high Logan Pass at the top of the Continental Divide.
Explorers in all of our National Parks and
Forests also have the option of renting
Forest Service cabins and lookouts. These
cabins offer something a little sturdier than
a tent, but still require lodgers to be selfsufficient. Many of these cabins and lookouts are open year-round, so you can
explore the area in all seasons. Reserve
Our state parks offer some truly beautiful
opportunities for year-round fun. With
everything from primitive camping to cabins,
tipis and yurts, you’re sure to find something
to suit any needs. Reservations are available,
and recommended for summer months. For
more information on these campgrounds
and more, visit campmt.com.
MONTANA STATE PARKS
Glacier National Park
was ranked Top 10 US
Travel Destinations for
2013 by Lonely Planet.
was selected as the
About.com 2012
Readers’ Choice Award
for Favorite US national
park for camping.
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Photo: Lawrence Stolte
Glacier National Park has 13 campgrounds,
as well as numerous backcountry primitive
cabins at recreation.gov or by calling 877444-6777.
Photo: Montana Office of Tourism (Donnie Sexton)
Pack a bag and head for the hills because
we’ve got some great camping, guaranteed
to make your vacation memorable. And
don’t forget our great private campgrounds
and RV parks listed in the index at the back
of this magazine.
sites for the more adventurous explorer.
Find all the available locations, and place your
reservation (recommended) at nps.gov/glac.
From downtown Kalispell, you can see the
majestic, snow-capped peaks of magnificent
Glacier National Park – a million acres of pristine wilderness, studded with 762 lakes, 563
streams or rivers and 175 named mountains,
six of which rise to more than 10,000 feet.
Step carefully! Some
alpine plants in the park
live to be more than 100
years old, despite living in
harsh weather conditions.
was the tenth national
park established.
Visitors can enjoy the historic route and spectacular scenery on-board one of Glacier’s
free shuttle busses, a Red Bus Tour or in the
comfort of your own vehicle.The entire length
TOP 5 DAY HIKES IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
A level boardwalk trail winds .7
miles through an old-growth cedar and
hemlock forest. Wheelchair accessible, the
trailhead is located across from Avalanche
Campground near McDonald Lodge, just
off Going-to-the-Sun Road.
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HIDDEN LAKE
Starting at Logan Pass Visitor Center, this
3-mile trail gains 550 feet in elevation with the
first half on raised boardwalks. This trail begins
at the Continental Divide and offers stunning,
panoramic views. Visitors often see mountain
goats and bighorn sheep along the way.
can catch the shuttle back to Logan Pass.
Hikers can also take the optional spur
trail to the Grinnell Glacier Overlook just
before the chalet. The trail is about 1 mile
and very steep, but the view is worth it.
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HIGHLINE TRAIL
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It’s easy to see why this 4.7 mile
hike is one of the most popular in the
park, Branching off from the Trail of the
Cedars, the hike to Avalanche Lake gains
500 feet in elevation to end at a beautiful
turquoise lake fed by numerous 200-foot
waterfalls.
Beginning at Logan Pass, this 11.6 mile
trail winds above Going-to-the-Sun Road and
has even more spectacular views than the
road. Take a break along the trail at Granite
Park Chalet before continuing on to the Loop
on Sun Road. The trail gains about 500 feet
from the pass to the chalet before dropping
about 2,200 feet to the Loop, where you
UPPER TWO
MEDICINE LAKE
On the east side of the park, this trail is
4.4 miles with the boat shuttle or 10 miles
on foot and passes by Twin Falls. The lake
is tucked amid towering red peaks and
makes for some great photos. The trailhead is at Two Medicine Lake boat dock
and there is a 300-foot elevation gain.
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214 1st Ave W
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Sportsman & Ski Haus
145 Hutton Ranch Road
406-755-6484
sportsmanskihaus.com
Hit the trail and experience the Flathead at its best. Whether you have
10 minutes or 10 hours, there’s a trail out there for any time and any ability.
Swan River Nature Trail
Get away from it all without going far from
the city at Lone Pine State Park. With trails
ranging from well-surfaced to steep single
track, topped by a terrific Visitor Center and
fantastic bird’s eye views of the entire valley,
there’s something for everyone.
An elaborate network of fat tire single track
through woods and meadows, easy enough
for casual day-trippers, but able to throw
down the gauntlet for weekend warriors.
The Swan River Nature Trail begins in the
town of Bigfork and follows the wild and
picturesque Swan River. This level and wide
trail is a local favorite.
length: varies surface: P/U
difficulty: easy/moderate
length: 2 mi. surface: U
difficulty: easy
Historical Walking Tour
Rails to Trails
Get your exercise and an education on
Kalispell’s history. Stop by the Kalispell Chamber and pick up a brochure for this self-guided
tour of town.
Take a walk back in time and make tracks
for the more than 22 miles of paved trails
following the old Great Northern rail lines
that used to be the lifeline of the valley. The
trails are ever-expanding and primarily follow
U.S. 2 and U.S. 93, making them a great way
to bike to Flathead Lake. It is long, but mostly
level, and very family-friendly.
length: 6 mi. surface: P/U
Woodland &
Lawrence Parks
We’ve got green space galore right in
town. Woodland Park’s paved trail wanders
through rose gardens, duck ponds and playgrounds. Lawrence Park’s mile of paved trail
circumnavigates the park’s ball fields, pavilions and playground, wandering near the
shady banks of the Stillwater River for a
short distance.
length: 3 mi. surface: P
difficulty: easy
Foys to Blacktail
Single track mountain bike and hiking paths
break away into the Foy’s to Blacktail Project,
an ambitious and extensive trail system linking to the Forest Service lands surrounding
Blacktail Mountain.
length: 14 mi. surface: P/U
Travel at your own risk. Trail availability is subject
to weather conditions and other variables.
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length: varies surface: P
difficulty: easy
Jewel Basin
Only a half hour from downtown Kalispell,
but miles from civilization. A day-hiker’s
paradise, the Jewel’s 25 lakes stud its 35 mile,
well-marked trail system. Mount Aeneas, its
highest point, is eight miles round-trip and
provides spectacular 360 degree views.
length: 35 mi. total surface: U
difficulty: easy/hard
Danny On Memorial Trail
Dramatic panoramas unfold along this trail
that leads to the 7,000-foot summit of Big
Mountain at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
Ride the gondola or chairlift up and hike
down to the Village, or hoof it up the mountain and reward yourself with a drink before
riding back down.
length: 3-6 mi. surface: U
length: 22 mi. surface: P
Columbia Mountain
For a real challenge close to town, try
Columbia Mountain, just outside Columbia
Falls in the Flathead National Forest. This
trail may only be five miles, but it’s all uphill,
with switchbacks across the west face of the
mountain. The climb is worth it though; you
can see the entire valley spread out below
you, several mountain ranges, and even get
views into the heart of Glacier.
length: 8 mi. surface: U
difficulty: moderate/difficult
• Length is total trail length for all trails in the area
• P=Paved U=Unpaved
Kalispell Visitor Center
15 Depot Park • 888-888-2308
Montana Fish,
Wildlife & Parks
490 N Meridan Rd • 406-752-5501
http://fwp.mt.gov/regions/r1
Photos: Chuck Haney
Pig-Farm/Farm-to-Market
Photo: Bob Webster
Lone Pine State Park
It’s no surprise that Golf Digest listed the Flathead among its top 50 golf destinations, and
one of the 10 best golf retirement locations.
And all of our nine championship courses
are within a 45-minute drive.
Kalispell’s municipal course, Buffalo Hill Golf
Club, offers a 27-hole, 9,585-yard course.
Consistently on Golf Digest’s top courses
and places to play.
Village Greens Golf Club’s 18 holes boast
some of the finest bent grass greens in the
valley. Highly affordable green fees, all grass
driving range.
Northern Pines Golf Course combines rolling
Scottish links on the front with an easygoing
back that weaves amid towering pines along
the Stillwater River.
Learn about the area’s golf courses at
www.golfnorthwestmontana.com
G lacier Park Cabins
Kalispell Farmers Market
--- EstablishEd in 1974 --Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
3rd Saturday in April to 3rd Saturday in October
Corner of 5th & Center Street, Downtown
Fresh & Local
Homegrown - Handmade
For other market information, call Voice Mail at 881-4078
406-387-4420 or 877-387-4420
22 private cabins
and lodge room in a
wooded setting
8 miles from Glacier
National Park.
Classic ambiance
and modern amenities.
Your year-round
lodging choice.
www.historictamaracklodge.com
9549 US Hwy 2 East, Hungry Horse, MT 59919
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Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi and its
glacial waters are among the most pristine in the world. A scenic drive around
the lake offers spectacular scenery and
160 miles of shoreline dotted with accessible beaches.
Launch out in a whitewater raft along the
wild and scenic Middle and North Forks
of the Flathead River, starting at Glacier
National Park. You’re sure to get wet, and
you’ll definitely have a wild ride. From familyfriendly day or overnight trips to thrill-seeking
week-long hiking and rafting excursions, you’ll
experience Montana at its most breathtakingly beautiful, and wish the trip would
never end.
is famous for fishing, with experienced
anglers trolling for Makinaw trout, and
novices pulling out lake whitefish and yellow
perch. A boat is required to get the most
from a day at the lake, and visitors can rent
their own or go out with an experienced
guide to find the best hotspots.
At 27 miles long and 15 miles wide, Flathead
Lake covers nearly 200 square miles. With
a maximum depth of more than 370 feet,
it’s the largest natural freshwater lake in the
Western United States, carved 12,000 years
ago by the glaciers of the last Ice Age.
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A leisurely float or paddle down a calm river
can be nice, but sometimes you need something a little more exciting, and there’s plenty
of options.
Leave the lake and head north to the Flathead
River for a river adventure. The best section is between Tea Kettle fishing access site
in Columbia Falls to the Old Steel Bridge
access point in Kalispell – about 15 miles and
a four-hour float with plenty of islands to pull
over and picnic.
There are infinite places to “jump in” when
you visit Kalispell. It’s all about fun, all year.
Photo: Gina Gagnon/SnowGhost Design; Montana Office of Tourism (Donnie Sexton)
With more than 500 fishable lakes and miles
of pristine rivers, the Flathead Valley offers endless opportunities for entertainment
on the water. Whether you take a leisurely
cruise around Flathead Lake, shoot the rapids
or try your hand at catching some of our
25 species of fish, you’re sure to have a great
time.
You could also float down the Stillwater River
from Whitefish toward Kalispell, or try the
Swan River in Bigfork for a more challenging
– but no less rewarding – journey.
Photos: Chuck Haney; Jeremie Hollman
A favorite excursion is from Dayton Harbor
to Wild Horse Island for lunch and a hike
around the native Palouse prairie grasslands
to spot the island’s herd of Rocky Mountain
bighorn sheep and wild horses.
And don’t forget a trip to Hungry Horse
Reservoir, with its beautiful, forested banks
and deep coves to explore. The 35-mile
long, 500-foot deep reservoir is open yearround for cutthroat and Whitefish angling
and trolling. That’s right; every season is
fishing season here! While Flathead Lake and
the reservoir remain mostly ice free, others
freeze over and ice fishing is a popular sport,
with several derbies throughout the season.
Start with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks “Montana Fishing
Guide” to find out where the fish
are and how to catch them. The
website also has links to Montana
fishing and boating regulations.
Montana Fish,Wildlife & Parks
406-752-5501
http://fwp. mt.gov/fishing
Fishing at Glacier National Park
406-888-7800
nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/fishing.htm
Fishing info for Flathead Indian Reservation
406-675-2700
cskt.org/tr/fwrc.htm
For hunting information including
licenses, seasons and regulations,
visit http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting
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Visit Jeff Fleming’s Bear Country Studio
& Gallery, birthplace of the famous
Bearfoot Bears and Big Sky Bears
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While on the west side of the lake
stop at Tamarack Ale House & Grill,
full menu and signature brews on tap
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Watch for ducks, geese, osprey and
eagles often visible road-side in the
Flathead Waterfowl Production Area
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Stop at an orchard stand and sample
some sweet, juicy Flathead Cherries
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Enjoy an evening cruise on the Lake
aboard the good ship Far West
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Dip your toes in the lake and enjoy a
picnic lunch at West Shore State Park
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Scope out mountain sheep and mule
deer on Wild Horse Island
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Throw a line in the water for West
Slope Cutthroat, Bull Trout, Whitefish
or maybe a trophy-size Lake Trout
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Visit the Mission Mountain Winery,
the first bonded winery in Montana
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Watch the Flathead River drop over
the towering spillway at Kerr Dam
against a backdrop of the Mission
Mountains
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Hike up the Beardance Trail near
Wood’s Bay for spectacular lake
views
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Shop for Montana sapphires, agates
and precious stones at Kehoe’s Agate
Shop, itself a hidden treasure
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Take in a performance at the Bigfork
Summer Playhouse
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Enjoy a cold brew or spirits made
from local crops at Flathead Lake
Brewing Company which features 10
quality-crafted brews and seasonal
favorites or Whistling Andy’s serving
locally made spirits.
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BLACKTAIL MOUNTAIN SKI AREA
Skiable Acreage:
1,000 acres
Top Elevation:
6,780 feet
Base Elevation:
5,340 feet
Average Snowfall:
250 inches
Longest Run:
1.75 miles
Slope Difficulty:
15% beginner
70% intermediate
15% expert
The trails are maintained by the Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Flathead
Snowmobile Association, and are great fun
for the whole family. Bring your own sled or
rent one from local outfitters.
Dog sledding offers a unique way to view
the wilderness and memories that will last
speed of dog” with Dog Sled Adventures
located just north of Kalispell.
Flathead Valley Community College and Foys
to Blacktail Trails.
Explore the winter wonderland of the Flathead Valley with an extensive network of
cross country and snowshoe trails. Blacktail
Mountain and Jewel Basin areas offer free trails
groomed by the North Shore Nordic Club.
For maps and trail conditions visit them at
northshorenordic.org. You can even ski right
here in town on groomed trails behind
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Or strike out on ungroomed trails and forest
access roads in the Flathead National Forest,
and Glacier National Park. The Going-to-theSun Road is closed at the Lake McDonald
Lodge, which is great for skiers who get the
unplowed portion of the road all to themselves.
Photos: Chuck Haney
If your friend asks you to go sledding, and
they happen to have a lot of dogs, they
probably don’t mean snowmobiling, but you
should still say yes.
Photos: Chuck Haney
If someone in Kalispell asks you if you want
to go sledding, they’re not just talking about
a toboggan; they mean snowmobiling, and if
you want a wild ride into some of the most
beautiful country out there, say yes!
There are more than 200 miles of groomed
trails in the Flathead valley area that can take
you into hill climbing, powder-play areas, with
wildlife and spectacular ride-top views.
Located completely in the Flathead National Forest, Blacktail Mountain offers 100
percent natural snow, a terrain park and 25
marked downhill trails. Blacktail Mountain is
located on the west shore of Flathead Lake,
with easy access from Highway 93 South.
406-844-0999, blacktailmountain.com.
Enjoy skiing all sides of Big Mountain on 97
marked trails with night skiing and terrain
park. Offering ski/ride schools for all ages.
Whitefish Mountain Resort is located just
outside of the town of Whitefish, 877-SKIFISH, skiwhitefish.com.
Fishing in the Flathead is not something that
stops just because the weather is cold and
the lakes are frozen. You don’t even have to
go far from town, as there are many good
ice-fishing lakes within a 15-minute drive of
Kalispell. Some of the more popular lakes
are Rogers, Smith, Bitterroot, McGregor, the
Thompson chain of lakes and Foys Lake.
WHITEFISH MOUNTAIN RESORT
Skiable Acreage:
3,000 acres
Top Elevation:
6,817 feet
Base Elevation:
4,464 feet
Average Snowfall:
300 inches
Longest Run:
3.3 miles
Slope Difficulty:
15% beginner
35% intermediate
40% advanced
10% expert
Head out to the Badrock Canyon and Lion
Lake to find a paradise stocked each winter
with big rainbow trout.
If you want some competition, sign up for one
of the annual tournaments, where you may
just catch some cash. For more information
on derbies and tournaments, call Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks at 752-5501 or visit
discoverkalispell.com.
Family Fun Starts at the Top
Located above Lakeside on the west shore of Flathead Lake, driving to the
mountain top allows skiers and boarders of all abilities spectacular views of
Glacier Park and the Mission, Whitefish, & Cabinet ranges.
Don’t have cross-country skis or snowshoes?
No problem! Just head over to one of the
area’s outfitters, like the Sportsman’s Ski Haus
or the Apgar Visitor Center in Glacier for
rental equipment.
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BLACKTAIL MOUNTAIN SKI AREA
Bring your own skates, or rent at the rink or
sports stores in Kalispell. For more information and hours, visit WoodlandIceCenter.org.
DAY TRIPS & TOURS
The cure for cabin fever is getting out
of the cabin. Whether you snowshoe
to Avalanche Lake in Glacier National
Park or piercing the deep backcountry
on a snowmobile, at the end of the day
you’ll have much to come “home” to in
Kalispell.
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Start the day with warm whole
grain cinnamon rolls at Great
Harvest Bakery
Put on your skates and take
a spin on Woodland Park’s
frozen pond
There are plenty of ponds and lakes around
that freeze up during the winter, but if
you want the most fun, head over to the
Woodland Ice Center at Woodland Park.
Known locally as “The Snow Globe Rink,” it’s
Montana’s only outdoor rink, and it earns
the name when the flakes are flying.
The rink is home to eight hockey teams with
more than 130 players. Skating lessons are
offered for kids and adults or join a pick-up
game of hockey, for kids as well as adult and
women’s groups.
WINTER MOMENTS
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Ski groomed skate and Nordic trails
at the Jewel Basin Nordic Center
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Experience the perfect blend of
adventure and fun on a dog sled trip
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Take a snowshoe trek along the
Stillwater River
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Test your skills at ice fishing
derbies held on many of the
500 fishable lakes in the area
Practice your hockey skills as a
drop-in at the adult hockey league
at the Woodland ice Center
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Point your sled downhill and
hang on at Herron Park
Catch all the action at the
Majestic Valley Arena Winter
Rodeo Series
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Warm up with a steamy cup of
coffee at Montana Coffee Traders
Stop by Hop’s Downtown Grill
for a bison burger and a pint
of Flathead Lake Brewing
Company’s Bufflehead Brown Ale
WE OFFER
• FREE Bright Side Breakfast™
with Fresh Waffles
• 24-hour Indoor Pool, Spa &
Fitness Center
• Fresh Baked Cookies Served
Every Evening
• Spa Suites & Kitchenettes
• FREE High-Speed Wireless
• Golf Packages
• Meeting Room
• Pet Friendly
Photos: Ziemba Photographic; Chuck Haney
La Quinta by Night
Photo: Chuck Haney
Glacier Park
by Day...
REBECCA FARMS / SADDLE UP PRODUCTIONS
Whether you want bronc bustin’, barrel
racing, roping or bull riding, the Majestic
Valley Arena is where it’s happening.
Featuring Elite Professional Bullriding events
and concerts, you can see some of the best
riders and stock around at one location, no
matter what time of year you visit.
Or stop by Rebecca Farm for world-class
dressage and hunter-jumper events from
May through September, including “The
Event.” This show is entering its twelfth year,
and has become the largest of its kind in the
United States, with more than 450 worldclass competitors. You may even see some
future Olympians get their start here.
They even offer themed packages and wagon
rides in the summer and sleigh rides in
the winter. For more information, including
prices, reservations and special events, visit
thebarw.com or call 866-828-2900.
Enjoy Glacier National Park on horseback
with Swan Mountain Outfitters. They offer
rides from an hour to a full day between May
through September. Or venture out into the
Bob Marshall Wilderness or Swan Valley on a
three to six day pack trip.
For reservations call 877-888-5557 or visit
them online at swanmountainoutfitters.com/
glacier.
Flathead Valley /
Kalispell Montana
was chosen for the 2012
Snoriders Magazine
Readers’ Choice award
for Snowmobiling Area
You Would Like Most to
Ride in the Future (USA).
®
255 Montclair Drive • Kalispell, MT 59901
406-257-5255
800-SLEEPLQ
www.LQ.com
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For the ranch experience, the Bar W Guest
Ranch on Spencer Lake in Whitefish offers
hiking or horseback treks for all ages and
skill levels. For a real West experience , take
part in one of their authentic cattle drives.
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A RT / E N T E RTA I N M E N T
If your picture of riders trekking through the
mountain is interrupted by a llama, don’t
worry, you’re not seeing things; we just do
things a little differently here.
Llama trekking provides a unique and helpful
experience for hikers on longer treks. The
South American animals are perfect partners
for hiking, with their gentle nature and
ability to browse on virtually anything. It
also helps that they can carry your gear,
meaning your “trek of a lifetime” doesn’t have
to involve a sore back or sweating over
your gear. Swan Mountain Llama Trekking
offers a wide range of treks for novice and
experienced hikers, and customized treks
for individuals or groups. For information
including trek dates and prices, call 800-9194416 or visit llamatreksmontana.com.
For a truly unique taste of winter you won’t
want to miss the World Ski Joring Championships in Whitefish. Ski joring involves a horse
towing a skier as fast as possible over a set
course that can include jumps or moguls,
and is great fun for spectators and participants alike.
Photos: Chuck Haney; Glacier Symphony & Chorale/ Marti Ebbert Kurth
Photo: Heidi Long/Longview Studios
Kalispell is the perfect blend of natural beauty,
the rugged Montana spirit, unique shopping,
dining and cultural events. Surrounded by
the wild, Kalispell is the place to refresh and
recharge yourself before your next expedition.
Our local artists and craftsmen, inspired by the
spectacular landscape, create a wide selection
of unique Montana artwork. Look for the
Made in Montana, Native American Made in
Montana or Grown in Montana logos in businesses throughout the valley while browsing
through our unique galleries and boutiques.
Visit discoverkalispell.com for a list of galleries
and shows.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Kalispell’s prestigious Glacier Symphony and
Chorale strikes a chord with enthusiastic
audiences. Each year the symphony delivers
an ambitious concert series drawing worldclass and emerging guest artists while the
75-voice Glacier Chorale adds its own rich
repertoire of performances throughout the
concert season.
Kalispell and the Flathead Valley hum with
music year-round. Every fall the Glacier Jazz
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Stampede rolls into town wowing jazz
enthusiasts. All summer long a variety of
musicians play the outdoor stage on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday afternoons at
Kalispell’s Depot Park. Enjoy free live
entertainment by northwest Montana’s
most talented musicians. Kalispell’s street
party, ThursdayFest, rocks the downtown
each week from June to September.
Live theatre graces the Flathead Valley at the
Bigfork Summer Playhouse and the Alpine
Theatre Project in Whitefish. World-class
professional productions range from classic
musicals to contemporary drama.
Hockaday
Museum of Art
The artistic legacy of Montana and Glacier
National Park come to life at the Hockaday.
Originally a Carnegie Library, this handsome
turn-of-the century building is now home to
a permanent collection of Montana artists,
rotating exhibits of nationally renowned and
emerging artists, and adult and children’s
classes. The Off the Wall Gallery offers
unique, Montana-inspired gifts.
The Hockaday also hosts Northwest
Montana’s largest and longest-running art
fair, Arts in the Park, now in its 44th year.
This three-day juried show at Depot Park
draws more than 100 artists, along with
wonderful food and live entertainment.
Museum at
Central School
Built in 1894 as Kalispell’s first school, today
this fully-restored four-story brick and stone
landmark tells the story of early Kalispell
from its founding in1887. The museum has
an authentic 1900s-era sawmill and tools as
well as Native American artifacts.
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MOUNTAIN MADNESS
AIRSHOW, JULY
Conrad Mansion
On the National Register of Historic Places,
the Conrad Mansion is one of the most outstanding examples of Victoria-era elegance
and period architecture in the Pacific Northwest. The 26-room, 13,000 square foot Kirkland Cutter designed mansion, was built for
Kalispell’s founder Charles E. Conrad.
Raceway Park
When you feel the need for speed, Raceway
Park can satisfy, with one of the top-rated
short-tracks in the country. Every Saturday
through mid-September some of the fastest
cars and best drivers race the high-banked
quarter-mile oval.
With the mountains of Glacier National Park
and Northwest Montana as a backdrop, the
Mountain Madness Air Show featuring the
USAF Thunderbirds will offer one of the
most dramatic settings of the 2013 air show
season. This year we are proud to present
Kalispell’s own Capt Jason Curtis in the #6
opposing solo position. July 20-21, 2013
Northwest Montana
Fair, August
The NW Montana Fair is the largest event in
the Flathead Valley. Children of all ages enjoy
fun family centered activities. Held the third
week in August, featuring big name concerts,
animals in every category, carnival rides, three
performances of PRCA rodeo action, Indian
relay racing, great fair food and crazy things
like pig wrestling…the fair creates memories
that last all year long.
Some things haven’t changed much in
the past 100 years…outdoor concerts
and picnics in Depot Park, walks on
quiet streets under shady maples,
small shops where you’re welcomed
by proud owners. Kalispell residents
are a friendly bunch and are genuinely
glad to see you.
•
Wake up your senses with a
fresh-baked apricot Danish
and coffee at Ceres Bakery
Bring your team. Bring your spirit. Bring your
best! For more information and registration,
visit MontanaDragonBoat.com
•
Explore Kalispell’s streets, nooks
and crannies on the self-guided
Historic Downtown Walking Tour
Montana Pond Hockey
TOURNAMENT,
February 2014
•
Stop by the Visitor Center in
the old train station and pick
up a free $5 wooden coin, good
at many Downtown shops and
restaurants
•
Bring out your inner cowboy
at Western Outdoor, featuring
1,500 cowboy hats and 2,500
pairs of boots
•
Rent a bike at Wheatons and take
a ride through Woodland Park
•
Put your elbows on the counter
while you enjoy a cheeseburger
and a hand-scooped huckleberry
milkshake at Norm’s News
Spartan Race, May
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Find out what Sand Monkeys,
Tie Hacks & River Pigs are inside
The Museum at Central School
•
Walk by beautifully restored
historic homes on your way to
the Conrad Mansion
•
Eat a home-made Flathead
Cherry Chocolate Ice Cream
Cone at Sweet Peaks
•
Get a glimpse into the lively
local art scene at the Hockaday
Museum of Art
•
Look for locally-made treasures
in the unique shops and galleries
•
Find that first-edition book you’ve
been looking for in the Antique Mall
•
Relax at the end of the day with
dinner and music at Split Rock
Café in the historic KM Building
Photo: Gravity Shots
•
It’s February, it’s cold, there’s snow - hockey
fans love it! Join a unique and exhilarating
experience at the western United States’
largest pond hockey tournament in Kalispell
February, 2014. Pond hockey is a return to
the source, a game that fosters competition
in a more relaxed environment, situated on
a beautiful NW Montana lake amidst a vast
and beautiful landscape. All day festivities and
activities for all ages. Photos: Montana Office of Tourism (Donnie Sexton); Gravity Shots; Chuck Haney
Voted best obstacle race by Outside Magazine, Spartan Race is obstacle racing at its
toughest. Test your mettle at the Montana
Spartan Race May 11, 2013. Take on trails
and obstacles and one tough endurance day
for the adrenelin rush of your life. Form a
team or race individually. Kids ages 5-13 can
participate in Spartan Kids Race. Cheer on
The excitement is definitely festive at the
Montana Dragon Boat Festival, with spectators cheering on their favorite teams or
enjoying the festival activities on shore.
Teams of 20 paddlers, a drummer and
steerer race in 46-foot-long dragon boats.
All ages, skill levels and physiques can paddle,
making it the ultimate team sport, requiring
synchronicity and finesse, more than power
to win.
Pizzeria Now Open
55 Commons Way, Kalispell
(Next to Qdoba)
406.755.5522
Ristorante Italiano
110 Main Street, Kalispell
406.890.7800
SCOTTIBELLI’S
Flathead County
Fairgrounds
www.scottibellis.com
LaSalle Campground
Open Yea
r
Round
Located minutes from Glacier Park!
Laundry, Showers, Propane, Ice, Water, Sewer, Electricity,
WiFi, Cable, Electric Only and Tent Sites available.
406-892-4668
5618 Hwy 2 West
Columbia Falls, MT
lasallervpark@centurytel.net
lasallervpark.webs.com
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Montana Dragon Boat
Festival, September
the racers and enjoy the fun with a variety of festival events, music and food. Visit
spartanrace.com.
DINING
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The following is only a taste of the great events you can find in Kalispell and northwest Montana.
For a complete listing and to confirm dates and times, visit www.discoverkalispell.com.
2013
JANUARY
11-12
11-13
12-13
19-20
19-20 Majestic Valley Arena Winter Rodeo
Series, continues January 25-26
Flathead Flames Winter Classic Hockey
Jamboree, continues January 25-27
Frontier Cattle Co. Winter Roping Series
Hunter/Jumper/Dressage Event at
Majestic Valley Arena
Glacier Symphony Winter Family
Concert, “Peter and the Wolf ”
FEBRUARY
1 Fight Force at Majestic Valley Arena
8 A Chocolat Affaire in Historic
Downtown Kalispell
Series, continues February 22-23
9-10 Frontier Cattle Co. Winter Roping Series
15-16 PBR Rocky Mountain Bullriders Event
15-17 Montana Sportsman’s Expo
18-19 Flathead Flames Winter Classic
Hockey Jamboree
23 Northwest Montana Wedding and
Event Expo
23-24 Glacier Symphony & Chorale
Masterworks Concert Series-Guitar
Virtuoso and Beethoven’s “Eroica”
MARCH
Series, continues March 15-16
2 Frontier Cattle Co. Winter Roping Series
16-17 Glacier Chorale & Operetta Orchestra
present “The Pirates of Penzance”
17 St. Patrick’s Day Parade
JUNE
25-26
27
Picnic in the Park Concert Series begins
& continues Tues evenings & Wed
lunch hours throughout the summer
Thursday!Fest begins & continues Thurs
evenings throughout the summer
JULY 4 4th of July Parade on Main Street &
Ice Cream Social at the Conrad Mansion
6 Summer Pops at Rebecca Farm
19-21 45th Annual Arts in the Park Festival
18-21 Road Rally in the Rockies
20-21 Mountain Madness Airshow Featuring
the USAF Thunderbirds
22-26 Bibler Garden Summer Tours
25-28 The Event at Rebecca Farm
AUGUST
4 Festival Amadeus
10 A Taste of Kalispell
14-18 Northwest Montana Fair
SEPTEMBER
7-8
13-15
14
19-28
27-28
28
Montana Dragon Boat Festival
Montana State 4-H Horse Show at
Huckleberry 100 Bicycle Race
Festival of Flavors at Flathead Valley
Community College
Flathead Quilters Guild Annual
Quilt Show
5K Run Through History in
Downtown Kalispell
OCTOBER
3-6 Glacier Jazz Stampede
4-5 Ghost Tours at the Conrad Mansion
25-27 Christmas at the Conrad Mansion
NOVEMBER
29-30 Artists and Craftsmen of the
Flathead - Christmas Show
29 “Christmas City of the North” Parade
and Tree Lighting
30 Christmas Tours at the Conrad Mansion
weekends through the 3rd week of Dec.
DECEMBER
6
12 12
31 Kalispell Art Walk and Holiday Stroll
Children’s Christmas Event at the
Conrad Mansion
Winter Classic Hockey Jamboree
(three weekends in December)
First Night Flathead in Historic
Downtown Kalispell
HOP’S DOWNTOWN GRILL
2014
JANUARY
Exploring takes a lot of energy, whether it’s in
the wilds or in town. Luckily, Kalispell is home
to a wide variety of outstanding restaurants
sure to please even the most discerning
palate. And if you’re looking for a great place
to enjoy some after-hours entertainment,
many of these establishments feature live
music, dancing or DJ’s; just call ahead for the
entertainment schedule.
Majestic Valley Arena Winter Rodeo Series
Flathead Flames Winter Classic Hockey Jamboree
Hunter/Jumper/Dressage Event at Majestic Valley Arena
Glacier Symphony Winter Family Concert
FEBRUARY
Montana Pond Hockey Tournament
A Chocolat Affaire in Historic
Downtown Kalispell
PBR Rocky Mountain Bullriders Event
Montana Sportsman’s Expo
Flathead Flames Winter Classic
Hockey Jamboree
Northwest Montana Wedding and
Event Expo
Glacier Symphony & Chorale
Masterworks Concert Series
RESTAURANTS
NORTH KALISPELL
APPLEBEE’S
406-755-5575
2322 US Hwy 93 N • Kalispell
www.applebees.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
B3
FIVE GUYS BURGERS & FRIES B3
406-752-4567
2415 US Hwy 93 N • Kalispell
www.fiveguys.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
HUHOT MONGOLIAN GRILL B3
406-755-0757
130 Hutton Ranch Road • Kalispell
www.huhot.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
B3
BAJIO MEXICAN GRILLE
406-756-1948
110 Hutton Ranch Rd • Kalispell
www.facebook.com/#!/BajioMexicanGrill
$ Lunch / Dinner
GREAT HARVEST BREAD
406-755-9733
45 Heritage Way • Kalispell
www.greatharvestkalispell.com
$ Breakfast / Lunch
COLD STONE CREAMERY B3
406-752-2653
www.coldstonecreamery.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
PANDA EXPRESS
B3
406-752-0386
www.pandarg.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
FAMOUS DAVE’S BBQ
406-752-7427
2340 Hwy 93 N • Kalispell
www.famousdaves.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL
406-755-8150
15 Commons Way • Kalispell
www.qdobanw.com/index
$ Lunch / Dinner
B3
C3
C3
21
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2013 Texaco Country Showdown
Creston Auction and Country Fair
Glacier Symphony & Chorale Masterworks
Concert Series Season Finale-Primakov
Plays Scriabin
The Kalispell Farmers Market is open each
Saturday through mid-October
Death by Chocolate at the Conrad Mansion
Kalispell Farmer’s Market is open
Saturday’s mid-April through mid-October
Artists & Craftsmen of the Flathead
Spring Show
Montana Spartan Race
Bibler Home and Gardens Spring Tours
Photo: Hop’s Downtown Grill
5-6 6-7 12-13
13-14
27-28
20
26-27
4-5
11-12 TBD
APRIL
MAY
RESTAURANTS
Montana’s Best Burgers
CERES BAKERY
406-755-8552
318 S Main Street • Kalispell
www.facebook.com/CeresBakery
$ Breakfast / Lunch
F4
HOP’S DOWNTOWN GRILL F4
406-755-7687
121 Main St • Kalispell
www.hopsmontana.com
$$ Dinner
RISING SUN BISTRO BAR
406-890-2600
25 Second Ave W • Kalispell
www.risingsunbistro.com
$$ Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
F4
KALISPELL DAIRY QUEEN E4
406-755-2955
19 E Idaho • Kalispell
www.dairyqueen.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
SCOTTIBELLI’S
406-890-7800
www.scottibellis.com
$$$ Lunch / Dinner
F4
MONTANA COFFEE TRADERS F4
406-756-2326
328 W Center St • Kalispell
www.coffeetraders.com
$ Breakfast / Lunch
SPLIT ROCK CAFE
406-890-7577
30-2nd Street E • Kalispell
www.facebook.com/splitrockcafe
F4
SUBWAY
406-755-2424
235 W Idaho • Kalispell
www.subway.com
$ Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
E4
SWEET PEAKS
406-257-1102
343 Main Street • Kalispell
www.sweetpeaksicecream.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
F4
SYKES
406-257-4304
202-2nd Ave W • Kalispell
www.sykesmt.com
F4
MOOSES SALOON
406-755-2338
173 N Main • Kalispell
www.moosessaloon.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
E4
NORMS NEWS
406-756-5466
F4
NORTH BAY GRILLE
406-755-4441
139 First Avenue West • Kalispell
www.nbgrille.com
$$$ Lunch / Dinner
F4
PAPA MURPHY’S
TAKE N BAKE PIZZA
406-257-8787
238 E Center • Kalispell
www.papamurphys.com/Home
$ Lunch / Dinner
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F4
• Chef’s Features
• 100 Craft Beers
• Artisan Wines
121 Main Street, Kalispell, MT
406-755-7687 - Facebook.com/HopsDowntownGrill
406-755-2337
• Draft & bottled beer
• World famous pizza
• Great selection of
sandwiches
F4
FRUGALS
406-257-6710
1815 Hwy 93 S • Kalispell
www.frugalburger.com/
$ Lunch / Dinner
H5
LOS CAPORALES
406-752-6800
1600 Hwy 93 South • Kalispell
www.loscaporalesmt.com
$ Lunch / Dinner
G5
MACKENZIE RIVER
PIZZA CO
406-756-0060
2230 Hwy 93 S • Kalispell
www.mackenzieriverpizza.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
H5
BOJANGLES DINER
406-755-3222
1319 Hwy 2 W • Kalispell
F2
McDONALDS
406-752-0505
1110 Hwy 2 W • Kalispell
www.mcmontana.com
F3
TAMARACK ALEHOUSE
& GRILL
406-844-0244
105 Blacktail Rd • Lakeside
www.tamarackbrewing.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
N4
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Whitefish
Libby
Polson
406-752-1111
406-892-1111
406-862-1111
406-293-7744
406-883-6277
TASTE THIS!
406-260-6093
460 First Ave EN • Kalispell
www.tastethisflathead.com
$-$$$
FIVE
GUYS
Just West of Home Depot
173 North Main Street
Kalispell, MT 59901
moosessaloon.com
order from
regular menu
JOHN’S ANGELS CATERING
406-270-4600
280 Twin Bridges Road • Whitefish
www.johnsangelscatering.com
$-$$$
BURGERS and FRIES
D6
15% OFF
BRAMANTE’S BISTRO - Mobile
406-837-5359
297 Aero Lane • Bigfork
www.bramantesbistro.com
$-$$$
OTHER LOCATIONS
APPLEBEE’S - Evergreen
406-257-7117
1200 E Idaho • Kalispell
www.applebees.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
Not valid with any other offer. Expires 3/31/14
TWISTED BLISS
Kalispell Center Mall
406-890-3024
$ Lunch / Dinner
H5
Rustic tables and booths,
and sawdust on the floor
add up to a great dining
experience
PIZZA HUT
406-752-1111
www.pizzahut.com
$$ Lunch / Dinner
F4
Beef, Bison, Elk & Yak
Photo: Chuck Haney
RESTAURANTS
CORE AREA
BLUE CANYON
RESTAURANT
406-758-2583
1845 Hwy 93 S #207 • Kalispell
www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com
$$$ Dinner
CATERERS
2415 US Highway 93 North
Kalispell, MT
406-752-4567
N4
VISTA LINDA
RESTAURANT & CATERING
406-857-3158
240 Boon Rd • Somers
$$ Lunch / Dinner
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!
11AM-10PM
With a growing number of craft breweries,
wineries and distilleries in the Flathead
Valley, it is entirely possible to “drink in” the
beauty of the region. Join us on the Flathead
Valley Connoisseur Tour and try the best
in liquid refreshment. In addition to known
favorites, discover Flathead Lake cherries or
local huckleberry wines and beers.
Visit discoverkalispell.com for tour map.
GREAT NORTHERN
BREWING CO.
406-863-1000
2 Central Ave. • Whitefish
www.greatnorthernbrewing.com
FLATHEAD LAKE WINERY
406-249-9178
29 Golden Eagle St. • Columbia Falls
www.flatheadlakewinery.com
GLACIER SUN WINERY
406-755-7753
3250 U.S. 2 East • Kalispell
www.glaciersun.net
GLACIER DISTILLING
406-387-9887
10237 U.S. 2 East • Coram
www.glacierdistilling.com
RIDGE DISTILLERY
406-756-5964
19 Artemisia Way • Kalispell
www.ridgedistillery.com
FLATHEAD LAKE
BREWING CO.
406-837-0353
26008 East Lake Shore Rd. • Bigfork
www.flatheadlakebrewing.com
TAMARACK
ALEHOUSE & GRILL
406-844-0244
105 Blacktail Rd. • Lakeside
www.tamarackbrewing.com
MISSION MOUNTAIN
WINERY
406-849-5524
82420 U.S. 93 • Dayton
www.missionmountainwinery.com
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DINING
DINING
SOUTH KALISPELL
MEETINGS • CONVENTIONS • EVENTS
LODGING
LODGING
AERO INN
406-755-3798
1830 Hwy 93 S
aeroinn.com
RED LION HOTEL KALISPELL
The Perfect Place To Rest!
Locations in North America!
downtown Kalispell and the shopping centers north
of town. Close proximity to area golf courses.
406-756-3222
1550 Hwy 93 North, Kalispell, MT
Reservations US & Canada • 866-684-5224
www.abvikalispell.com
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1830 Highway 93 South, Kalispell, MT
1830 Highway 93 South, Kalispell, MT
For reservations USA & Canada
755-3798
755-3798
1-800-843-6114
1-800-843-6114
www.aeroinn.com
www.aeroinn.com
™
SENIOR
DISCOUNTS
DINERS CLUB
INTERNATIONAL
Meeting Facilities
Pet Friendly
HAMPTON INN KALISPELL F3
406-755-7900
1140 Hwy 2 West
kalispell.hamptoninn.com
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE D3
INN / GLACIER PEAKS
406-756-3222
1550 Hwy 93 North
abvikalispell.com
HILTON GARDEN INN
KALISPELL
406-756-4500
1840 US Hwy 93 South
kalispell.hgi.com
H5
BLUE & WHITE MOTEL E5
406-755-4311
640 E Idaho
bwmotel.com
COMFORT INN
F2
406-755-6700
1330 Hwy 2 W
comfortinn.com/kalispell
HOMEWOOD SUITES
BY HILTON
1-800-CALL-HOME
195 Hutton Ranch Road
kalispell.homewoodsuites.com
OPENING SUMMER 2013
B3
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
406-755-7405
275 Treeline Road
kalispellhie.com
A2
G5
ECONOLODGE
406-752-3467
1680 Hwy 93 S
choicehotels.com
GLACIER RIDGE SUITES E4
EXTENDED STAY
406-752-4333
281 1st Ave WN
glacierridgesuites.com
KALISPELL GRAND HOTEL F4
406-755-8100
100 Main St.
kalispellgrand.com
Restaurant
Pool/Spa
KALISPELL
HILLTOP INN
406-755-4455
801 E Idaho
kalispellhilltopinn.com
E5
MOTEL 6
406-752-6355
1540 Hwy 93 South
motel6.com
G4
RED LION HOTEL
KALISPELL
406-751-5050
20 N Main
redlion.com
F4
SUPER 8
406-755-1888
1341 1st Ave East
super8.com
G5
THE OUTLAW INN
406-755-6100
1701 US Hwy 93 S
outlawhotel.com
TRAVELODGE
406-755-6123
350 N Main
travelodgekalispell.com
G5
KALISPELL
Located across from the hospital, between
• Located near Kalispell City Airport
• Indoor Pool, Sauna & Hot Tub
• Group Rates
• Senior Citizens Rates
• AAA Rates
• Continental Breakfast
• Free High Speed Internet
1637682R
With Value in Our Name...
You Know You’re Getting a Great Deal! Over 1,000
Photo: Chuck Haney
The vibrant city of Kalispell is the gateway to Glacier National Park,
Flathead Lake, and all the recreation, art, shopping and adventure that
northwestern Montana has to offer. In the center of the Flathead
Valley, it’s well-equipped with affordable, comfortable lodging, great
dining and a range of shopping from one-off boutiques to priceconscious, large retailers. Visit discoverkalispell.com/lodging for special
deals and packages and to book online.
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meetings, conventions and events. Our
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best amenities and accommodations
for you. With more than 40,000 sq. ft.
of meeting space and 100,000 sq. ft. of
indoor exhibit space, our hotels and assembly
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COMMUNITY
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FLATHEAD VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Flathead Valley
Community College
We’re not just resting on our laurels, either.
With a focus on driving innovation and
manufacturing as well as trade and tourism,
Kalispell is continuing a trend of growth and
prosperity.
New businesses are setting down roots, old
ones are expanding, and it’s easier than ever
to get here, with expanded direct flights.
We’re even working on making ourselves
even better, with a Core Area Plan to make
our historic downtown even more business
and pedestrian friendly.
Whether you’re looking for a place to retire
and relax, or start your dream business in
a place that has everything, Kalispell is your
destination of choice.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
•Beyond the Border Initiative doubles the
amount of goods that Canadians may
bring back from the U.S. duty free.
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•Cabella’s to build Kalispell store in 2013
•Downtown construction begins on Depot Place
senior housing, Brannigan’s Irish Pub, A2Z
Engineering and Kalispell Brewing Co.; Sykes
condominiums go on market
•Firearms manufacturers grow as a major
industry cluster with expansion of Black Ops,
Butler Arms, Defiance Machine, NEMO and
Proof Research
•Flathead Electric agrees to purchase electricity
from FH Stoltze biomass energy facility
•Flathead Valley Community College begins
construction on a nursing and health sciences
building with a $4 million gift from the Bourssard
family; plans higher education center
•Glacier Park Airport receives a $200,000 grant
for creation of nonstop service to the Los
Angeles area
•Hilton Homewood Suites opens a 100-room
property at Hutton Ranch Plaza
•Kalispell City Council repeals transportation
impact fees
•Kalispell Rail Center, a 40-acre manufacturing
and industrial development featuring main-line
rail service is created by the Flathead County
Economic Development Authority
•Kalispell Regional Medical Center nears
completion on a new $42 million surgical
services tower
•Montana Department ofTransportation opens
Hutton Ranch Loop
•Sportsman and Ski Haus plans a 25,000
square foot expansion
•Voters approve $3.35 million elementary school
facility bond
•Glacier Park International Airport offers direct
flights to five major cities year-round and two
seasonal flights
For business and community
information visit the Kalispell
Chamber of Commerce at
kalispellchamber.com, or
call 406-758-2800.
For economic development
information, visit Montana West
Economic Development at
dobusinessinmontana.com,
or call 406-257-7711.
Information on the State of
Montana can be found at
business.mt.gov.
As Northwest Montana’s regional trade
center and fastest-growing city in the state,
Kalispell has a lot to offer. Our unique and
friendly blend of amazing outdoor activities,
cultural opportunities and business-friendly
environment combine to form one of the
best places to work and play in the nation.
FVCC is Montana’s largest comprehensive
two-year community college. State-of-theart facilities and cutting-edge technologies
provide students with an outstanding foundation for employment in fast-growing industries with Associate of Applied Science degrees and certificates in more than 50 fields.
For 12 years, 90 percent or more of FVCC
job-seeking graduates have successfully secured employment. Out of those employed
from the 2009-2010 graduating class, 94 percent work in Flathead and Lincoln Counties.
With more than 4,000 students enrolled annually, the college still offers small classroom
environments with outstanding and awardwinning faculty.
The college is an active participant in the
community as well. In 2008, the college
opened its Early Childhood Center, providing
students and the community access to premium child care. In 2010, FVCC, in partnership with Nourish the Flathead, established
the Flathead Community Garden, providing community members the opportunity
to rent garden plots during the summer
months. On Friday evenings during the fall
and spring semesters, patrons can enjoy delicious three-course dinners prepared in the
college’s instructional kitchen by the culinary
arts students.
FVCC Theatre produces exceptional entertainment and the Multicultural Affairs program sponsors numerous free lectures and
events throughout the year. The Continuing
Education Center provides affordable noncredit special interest courses, from Kid’s
College to customized workforce training
for lifelong learners of all ages.
FVCC is accredited by the Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities. Together
with its distance learning division, the college
serves more than 100,000 students a year.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Opened in 2007, Glacier High School is a
243,000 square-foot campus featuring seven
science and computer labs, performance hall,
black-box theater and more.
In 2004, Flathead High School became the
only high school in Montana to earn accreditation under the International Baccalaureate
Diploma Programme. A challenging, two-year
college preparatory curriculum for juniors
and seniors, IB fosters global understanding
and responsible citizenship and culminates
with a diploma recognized for excellence
throughout the world.
Our freshman get a jump on their futures
with Freshman Academy – an innovative
student/teacher team approach focusing on
core academics, good study habits and character building. Glacier High School students
have the opportunity to enroll in AP classes
– rigorous, college-level courses for both
high school and university credit.
With the addition of Glacier High School,
Kalispell has two AA sports programs which
attract support in the community and consistently make play-off games and our speech
and debate teams regularly bring home
championships.
Kalispell Montessori
Schools
The Kalispell Montessori environment focuses on high academic standards and individualized programs.
Religious-based Schools
Kalispell is served by several religious-based
schools for all grade levels.
Home-schoolers
Kalispell has about 550 home-schoolers;
Flathead Home Educators Association:
www.fheaonline.org.
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COMMUNITY
Kalispell Regional Healthcare (KRH) is a 303bed health care system serving more than
170,000 within a geographical region of
20,000 square miles. With a medical staff of
more than 250 primary care and specialty
providers and more than 2,600 employees,
KRH is the largest private employer in Flathead
County.
The healthcare system is composed of two
acute-care hospitals (Kalispell Regional Medical
Center and The HealthCenter), a skilled
nursing facility (Brendan House), a fitness
facility (The Summit Medical Fitness Center),
a mental health and substance abuse facility
(Pathways Treatment Center™), a durable
medical equipment company (Kalispell Medical
Equipment) and more than 20 primary and
specialty physician clinics.
Core services include cancer care, cardiovascular care, neuroscience and spine care,
emergency services, neonatal intensive care,
surgery and orthopedics. With the philanthropic support of the Kalispell Regional
Healthcare Foundation, the system has maintained the nation’s first rural air ambulance
service (A.L.E.R.T.) for more than 35 years
and continues to add services and equipment
to meet the growing health care needs of
the region.
In early 2013, the system expanded Kalispell
Regional Medical Center by adding a 130,446
square foot Surgical Services tower, which
includes eight operating rooms; 18 sameday surgery beds, 18 post-anesthesia care
beds, two endoscopy procedure rooms, two
fluoroscopy procedure rooms and 32,900
square feet of shelled space to house future
growth.
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Flathead Orthopedic Center offers urgent
orthopedic care and multi-faceted care and
rehabilitation with a strong focus on sports
medicine, on-site physical and occupational therapy, and pre-operative and postoperative services. The center has achieved
accreditation with the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care.
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Whether you’re already here or are looking
for a job in the area, there are resources out
there to help you land the perfect position.
POPULATION:
20,008 (estimated 2011)
Our largest employers in the county are
located right here in town; Kalispell Regional
Medical Center, Applied Materials, Teletech
and Plum Creek Timber Company. That
means a short commute and jobs for people
of all skills.
POP. PERCENT CHANGE:
40.1% (2000-2010)
HOMEOWNERSHIP:
58% (2007-2011)
Visit the Job Service Workforce Center online
at wsd.dli.mt.gov/local/kalispell or call them
at 406-758-6200 for information on employment throughout Montana and veterans’
employment service information.
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME:
$39,205 (2007 - 2011)
TOTAL NUMBER OF FIRMS:
3,397 (2007)
And don’t forget to check the local classifieds online at dailyinterlake.com and
flatheadbeacon.com for the latest job offerings.
RETAIL SALES PER CAPITA:
$38,458 (2007)
AVERAGE TRAVEL TIME
TO WORK:
15 minutes
From houses and luxury condos or timeshares to affordable apartments, when you
decide to make Kalispell your home we’ve
got something to fit every budget.
KALISPELL LAND AREA:
11.64 square miles
KALISPELL PERSONS
PER SQ. MILE:
1,712.7 (2010)
If you decide to build, the Flathead Builder’s
Association can help you find contractors
and successfully navigate the building process.
Visit them online at myflatheadvalleyhome.
com or call 406-752-2422.
FLATHEAD COUNTY
LAND AREA:
5,087.66 square miles
FLATHEAD COUNTY
PERSONS PER SQ. MILE:
17.9 (2010)
To search available properties, find a realtor
or just get more information, visit the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors at
nmar.com.
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include Minimally Invasive Surgery Center
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for GERD. There is a 24-hour Emergency
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Birth Center, welcomes approximately 500
babies each year and offers a wide variety of
birthing options. Complementary therapies
such as acupuncture, massage therapy, pet
visitation and more are available as part of
the Planetree healthcare philosophy practiced at North Valley Hospital. Outreach
clinics include North Valley Professional
Center (Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Geriatrics and Obstetrics) and North Valley Physical Therapy in Columbia Falls; North Valley
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(outpatient mental health services for
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Bratz & Associates CPAs
Gilbertson, Wynne & Assts., PLLP
John C. Barrett, CPA
Jordahl & Sliter
Joseph Eve
Junkermier Clark
Campanella Stevens PC
Larry Simpson, CPA, PC
R Gunlikson & Associates CPA PC
Swiftcurrent Consulting &
Accounting PC
756-2721
752-1435
755-8868
752-1040
752-5225
755-3681
752-5727
752-3449
755-5428
Advertising/Marketing
ALLGlacier.com by AllTrips
Chandler Communication
Derrick Mitchell Design, LLC
Edge Communications
Glacier Country Tourism
Partners Creative
SnowGhost Design, Inc.
307-690-2835
314-4892
871-5794
837-2061
532-3234
541-2263
755-7703
Air Line Services
Glacier Jet Center
Glacier Park International Airport
Red Eagle Aviation
Architects
Architects Design Group, PC
CTA Architects Engineers
Jackola Engineering &
Architecture, PC
Russell & Dawson
Architecture & Engineering
Art Galleries
Nancy Cawdrey Studios & Gallery
Hockaday Museum of Art
Associations
Flathead 4-H Foundation
Flathead Business &
Industry Association
Flathead Community Foundation
Glacier Natural History Association
Kalispell Downtown Association
Kalispell Sunriser Lions
Montana Heritage Commission
Montana West
Economic Development
National Parks
Conservation Association
755-5362
257-5994
755-2376
257-7125
257-8172
755-3208
752-2025
755-2727
755-5268
Northwest Montana
Association of Realtors
752-4197
Attorneys
Anderson, Baker & Swanson
449-3118
257-3711
Brian C Tanko Esq
Crowley Fleck PLLP
752-6644
George Best Attorney at Law
752-8731
756-2004
Glazier Law Firm PC
Kalvig & LeDuc, PC
257-6001
McKeon Doud, PC Attorneys at Law 755-7600
Moore, Cockrell, Goicoechea
& Axelberg, PC
751-6000
752-7550
Ogle & Worm
Scott & Kienzle, P.A.
752-1250
Vanessa M. Ceravolo, Attorney
& Counselor at Law
755-1958
Audio/Video Design
Eyehear Technology Group
Auto Body Repair
Able Body Shop
Collision Craft
OHS Body Shop
752-1125
752-4885
752-8202
Automobile Dealers
De Pratu Ford
Eisinger Honda
Eisinger Motors
Kalispell Toyota
Montana Auto Center
Nickel Auto Group
Valley Ford
863-2511
755-7414
755-5555
755-6060
752-5511
756-7909
755-3673
Automobile Parts &
Services
752-8681
756-9047
888-5756
756-4200
257-6860
843-5247
Bolsters Towing
CARQUEST Auto Parts
Jack’s Diesel Service Inc
Kalispell Auto Parts (NAPA)
Loren’s Auto Repair Inc
Midas Auto Service Experts
Northwest Automotive, Inc
Pro Clean Carwash &
Valvoline Express Care
Rudy’s Autosound
Tire Rama Service Centers
257-7711
Automobile RENTAL
758-5553
862-6722
752-3536
Alamo/National Car Rentals
Avis Rent A Car
PETS-PLUS
Pet, Home-Care & Senior Help
All pets, including Livestock
Overnights Available
Ask about first-time
client discounts
752-4528
755-3659
257-9225
755-5248
755-7757
756-9292
756-9511
756-2433
756-6960
755-4660
257-7144
257-2727
Dollar Rent A Car
Enterprise Rent A Car
892-0009
755-4848
Bakery - See Restaurants
Banks
First Interstate Bank Downtown Kalispell 756-5200
First Interstate Bank Eureka
297-3116
First Interstate Bank Evergreen
758-7600
First Interstate Bank Hutton Ranch
756-5222
First Interstate Bank Polson
883-8800
First Interstate Bank Whitefish
863-8888
First Montana Bank
755-9999
Flathead Bank - Kalispell
752-4050
Glacier Bank - Bigfork
837-5980
Glacier Bank - Buffalo Hill Kalispell 756-4270
Glacier Bank - Columbia Falls
892-4700
Glacier Bank - Downtown Kalispell 756-4200
Glacier Bank - Eureka
751-4975
Glacier Bank - Evergreen
758-4312
758-4800
Glacier Bank - Lakeside
Glacier Bank - Libby
293-4109
883-8300
Glacier Bank - Polson
Glacier Bank - Reserve Dr., Kalispell 758-8200
Glacier Bank - Whitefish
863-6300
Mountain West Bank, N.A. - Whitefish 863-2265
Mountain West Bank, N.A. - Kalispell
752-2265
Rocky Mountain Bank
751-5070
Three Rivers Bank of Montana - Idaho 755-4271
Three Rivers Bank of Montana - Meridian 755-5432
257-5363
US Bank
Valley Bank
752-7123
Wells Fargo Bank Kalispell Downtown 751-5009
Wells Fargo Bank Kalispell North
756-4005
755-9781
West One Bank
Beauty Supply
Wakefield Beauty Connection
752-8094
Beverage
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Flathead Beverage Co
Fun Beverage Inc
Pepsi Cola Co
755-2653
755-4203
752-1455
755-5060
Boat Tours
Far West Boat Tours
Glacier Park Boat Co
844-2628
257-2426
Breweries/Distilleries/
Wineries
Flathead Lake Brewing Company
837-0353
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844-0244
863-1000
387-9887
756-5964
249-9178
755-7753
849-5524
Building Contractors
Building By Jon
752-3131
752-9490
Clint Paulding Countertops, Inc
Distinctive Countertops & Cabinetry 751-5000
Greg Bain & Co
752-2886
257-6856
Hammerquist Casalegno Inc
Kalispell Montana Log Homes
752-2992
257-0966
Kramer Enterprises, Inc
Meredith Construction Co
752-4200
Morse Drywall & Construction, Inc 863-9786
752-8383
Northwest Cabinet Works
Ron Terry Construction Inc.
755-7516
752-5411
Swank Enterprises
Westcraft Homes, DBA
Galko Homes
862-3300
Building Contractors -
Concrete/Excavating & Paving
257-8181
Glacier Paving Inc
Knife River
752-2755
LHC Inc
758-6400
Building Materials
BMC West
Home Depot
Lilienthal Insulation Co LLC
Lowes
Montana Ace Hardware
Northwest Drywall & Building Supply Inc
ProBuild
Western Building Center
Wrights Kalispell Lumber
752-8393
755-5333
752-4756
758-3030
755-9701
752-2644
752-9663
755-6411
257-3625
Building Materials Doors & Trim
755-6411
Building Materials -
Natural Stone Manufacturer
755-5717
Glacier Stone
Truss Manufacturing
Kalispell Truss Center
755-2703
755-6411
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Connie & Dennis
Tamarack Alehouse & Grill
The Great Northern Brewing Co.
Glacier Distilling Company
Ridge Distillery
Flathead Lake Winery
Glacier Sun Winery/ Apple Barrel
Mission Mountain Winery
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Window/Glass
Aluma Glass, Inc
Glass Doctor
Pella Windows & Doors
Sierra Pacific Windows
755-5234
257-6400
257-1516
755-4710
755-6411
Business Consulting &
Services
Business Class
862-3172
Chamber Master Inc
800-825-9171
Complete Practice Solutions
888-679-3904
Montana Records Management LLP
443-0307
Ricoh USA, Inc.
871-7244
Campers/RV’s
Gardner’s RV & Trailer Center
Pierce RV Center
752-7683
752-8050
Campgrounds & RV Parks
Glacier Pines RV Park
Greenwood Corp 1
LaSalle RV Park LLC
Rocky Mountain Hi RV Park
& Campground
Spruce Park ON THE RIVER
Timber Wolf Resort
Flathead Valley Chemical
Dependency
Capital Processing Network
NXGEN
755-9573
752-6321
387-9653
CBK Services
Collection Center/Checkrite
Masterpiece Carpet One
Floor & Home
Poiema - Flooring America
Casino
Lucky Lil’s
Magic Diamond
Montana Lil’s
Child Care
Discovery Developmental Center
Parenting With Dignity
752-0924
752-4995
885-7770
755-1324
890-2345
756-7295
752-8035
Churches
& Places of Worship
Bet Harim, Jewish Community
of Flathead Valley
756-5159
755-3100
Communications
AT&T
752-1005
756-4638
Bullitt Communications
Cell Phone Repair
257-2348
Cellular One
756-5125
Cellular Plus-Verizon Wireless
260-4004
CenturyLink
758-1000
Chamber2Go913-302-3967
Nomad Global Communications
Solutions (NomadGCS)
755-1721
Optimum West
877-273-7626
Vision Net, Inc.
467-4720
Community Services
Aware, Inc
Citizens For A Better Flathead
Community Action Partnership
Flathead CARE
Flathead Industries
Kalispell Farmer’s Market
Montana Community
Development Corporation-MCDC
Salvation Army
United Way for Northwest Montana
Computer Services
480-285-2015
730-7000
Credit Services
Credit Unions
Park Side Federal Credit Union
Whitefish Credit Union
257-5093
257-7555
755-7283
862-3525
Dentists
David C. Keim D.D.S./Glacier
Dental Group, PC
Dental Distinctions, PC
Dr Carol Scranton DDS, PC
Dr Peter Nelson DMD
Dr Stephen P Johnson DDS, Inc PC
Dr Thomas Pittaway DMD, PC
Glacier Valley Endodontics
Thurston Orthodontics P.C.
752-8081
755-4166
756-9393
752-8302
752-1166
755-7117
257-3647
752-3737
Distillery - See Breweries,
Distilleries, Wineries
Commercial Laundry
Valley Linen
756-6453
Credit Card Processing
752-2760
257-7719, X 2
892-4668
Carpet/Flooring
Byte Savvy, LLC
Eckstrom Consulting
Montana Technical Solutions
Radioactive
TeleTech
Virtual Circuit I.T.
Counseling
756-1435
756-8993
752-6565
751-3970
755-7656
752-3350
728-9234
257-4357
752-7266
257-3394
730-5105
755-3331
257-5999
751-3112
212-2165
Dog Sledding
Dog Sled Adventures
Dry Cleaning
High Country Linen Supply
Naturally Clean LLC
Sutherland Dry Cleaners Inc
881-2275
755-2000
862-8322
755-6041
Educational Consulting
Project CRISS
Electrical
American Electric, Inc
Consolidated Electrical Distributors
Crescent Electric Supply
Kalispell Electric
758-6440
756-9473
755-6633
756-9686
257-8093
Employment Agencies
Express Employment Professionals 257-2255
Flathead Job Service
758-6200
LC Staffing Service
752-0191
Engineering
Advanced Engineering &
Environmental Services, Inc
CTA Architects Engineers
Eclipse Engineering, Inc
Fraser Management & Consulting
Jackola Engineering & Architecture, PC
JE Engineering, Inc
KLJ
Morrison-Maierle Inc
RLK Hydro Inc
Robert Peccia & Associates
Stelling Engineers, Inc
TAT, INC. dba Carver Engineering
TD&H Engineering
Waatti Engineering
250-5666
257-8172
862-3715
253-4326
755-3208
257-3013
438-1195
752-2216
752-2025
752-5025
755-8602
257-6202
751-5246
755-7827
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COMMUNITY
Accounting
Engraving/Awards
Entertainment/
Music/Theatre
Alpine Theatre Project
Flathead Valley Concerts Association
Glacier Jazz Stampede/Flathead
Valley Jazz Society
Glacier Symphony and Chorale
Montana Raceway Park, Inc
Signature Theaters
The Zone Family Fun Center
752-4904
892-5351
862-9050
752-0605
862-3814
257-3241
257-7223
752-7804
755-9663
Event Venues/Facilities
Flathead Lutheran Bible Camp
Glacier Presbyterian Center
Kalispell Eagle’s Club and Lounge
Kalispell Elk’s Club & Event Center
Environmental/
Consulting
Applied Water Consulting, LLC
Corwin Environmental Consultants Inc
Montana Environmental Lab
Safewater Testing Simplified
752-6602
844-2114
752-7265
257-6474
755-5366
756-2550
844-3312
755-2131
253-5301
Family Resource Center
Nurturing Center Inc
756-1414
Farms/Equipment/Supplies
Big John’s
CHS Inc - Kalispell
Harold Tutvedt
Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply
257-7317
755-7400
257-2465
755-4747
Financial Aid - Education
Student Assistance Foundation
Financial Services
Escrow Services
Jane Lopp & Associates LLC
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
756-3382
257-8186
257-6886
756-7797
Fire
Mahugh Fire & Safety LLC/Accurate
Fire Systems
752-0163
Fishing Guides/Outfitters
A Able Fishing Charters & Tours
Bagley Guide Service
Flathead Lake Charter Service
Mo Fisch Charters
Outcast Guiding & Outfitters
Swan Mountain Outfitters
Wild River Adventures
Fitness
Flathead Health & Fitness
Kalispell Athletic Club
The Summit
Wheaton’s
Florist
Flowers By Hansen
Fuel Distributors
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257-5214
837-3618
837-3632
755-4414
261-5655
886-3900
387-9453
752-2438
752-2880
751-4100
257-5808
752-1313
755-4321
Funeral Homes
Buffalo Hill Funeral Home
Furniture
Al’s Furniture Kalispell
Beckman’s Fine Furnishings
Ciao Interiors
Ewing Sales
Garbage/Recycling
Evergreen Disposal
Pacific Steel & Recycling
Garden/Nursery’s
Hooper’s Garden Center
Plant Land
Gifts & Confections
Gift Gal
Golf
Big Mountain Golf Club
Buffalo Hill Golf Club
Flathead Village Greens, LLC
Government
City of Kalispell
DNRC & Conservation
Flathead County Offices
Flathead National Forest
752-0336
756-1622
756-8555
755-7373
755-7750
257-1739
755-7011
752-2770
756-7568
212-0726
837-7373
756-4547
752-4666
758-7700
751-2240
758-5503
758-5204
888-7800
Grocery/Health Food
Albertson’s Food & Drug
Glacier Wholesalers
Mountain Valley Foods
Natural Choice Products
Rosauers
Super 1 Foods - Downtown
Super 1 Foods - Evergreen
Sykes
Withey’s Health Foods
257-7127
752-4479
756-1422
257-9118
755-5088
755-3144
752-3631
257-4304
755-5260
Health Care Services
Angel Massage Therapy
Atlas Chiropractic
Big Mountain Eye Care
Big Sky Family Medicine - KRMC
Brendan House
Eagleview West
Frontier Hospice
Good Samaritan Society-Mountain
View Manor
Home Health - Home Options - KRMC
Occupational Health Svc - KRMC
RejuveCare Clinic
The HealthCenter
253-8016
257-4001
755-5171
752-8433
751-6500
212-0620
755-4923
297-2541
751-4200
751-4189
240-7396
751-7500
Health Care Services -
Physical Therapy
Orthopedic Rehab Inc
Professional Therapy Associates
Whitefish Therapy
752-3597
756-7878
862-9378
Health Care Services -
Physicians
Family Health Care
Flathead Valley Orthopedic
Glacier Eye Clinic
Grizzly Spine Pain & Rehab PC
752-8120
752-7900
752-8825
755-4488
752-8877
752-1404
Northwest Family Medicine
Roger G. Brown MD
Hearing
Moore Hearing
257-2273
Heating,Ventilation &
Air Conditioning
Airworks, Inc
Bill’s Superheat
Central Heating, Cooling,
Plumbing & Electrical
257-1341
755-2220
756-6656
Home Health Care
A Plus Health Care
Addus Healthcare Inc.
Agape Home Care, Inc
Comfort Keepers
Horseback Riding
Bar W Guest Ranch
755-4968
257-1101
755-4633
755-4030
863-9099
886-3900
Hospitals
Kalispell Regional Healthcare
North Valley Hospital
The HealthCenter
752-1724
863-3500
751-7500
Ice Skating/Hockey
Flathead Valley Hockey Association 758-7813
Individual Members
Governor Stan Stephens
William B & Jennifer C.K. Hargett
755-5090
404-313-2218
Information Services
Merlin Information Services
755-8550
Insurance
(Auto/Home/Health/Life)
AFLAC
Aspen Insurance
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana
Bob Herron Chartered Life Underwriter
Farm Bureau Financial Services
Flathead Farm Mutual Ins. Co.
Flathead Insurance
Genworth Financial
Glacier Insurance Strategies
Hub International
Insurance Coordinators of Montana, Inc
Matthew Downing State Farm
Montana Chamber Choices
Montana First Insurance Inc
National Flood Services
New West Health Services
Pace Insurance Agency
PayneWest Insurance - Bigfork
PayneWest Insurance - Kalispell
AKA Western States
PayneWest Insurance - Whitefish Stage
Sandra Goode - Long State Farm
Tinseth & Associates
Torrent Technologies Inc
Interior Design
Carol Nelson Design Inc
Internet Providers
CenturyLink
755-5870
257-4864
437-6401
756-8000
755-1115
752-7500
752-8000
407-8143
257-7680
752-8693
758-4237
752-2116
442-2405
755-0719
756-8656
751-3333
755-5222
837-7601
Montana Sky Networks Inc
Optimum West
752-4335
877-273-7626
Investment Services
Cornerstone Wealth Management
Partners, PC
D A Davidson & Co
Investment Centers of America
Merrill Lynch
Raymond James Financial Services
Stifel Nicolaus
Janitorial
A-1 Vacuum & Janitorial Supply
Flathead Janitorial & Rug Service
Rocky Mountain Super Vac
Jewelers
Coins & Carats Inc
Kehoe’s Agate Shop
Riddle’s Jewelry
Wheeler Jewelry
756-3787
752-6212
752-7232
755-6838
756-7200
755-9400
755-1871
755-7075
257-4639
752-2646
837-4467
755-8400
752-6809
Landscape/Lawn Care
Northwest Landscaping
Snowline Tree Company
Trugreen
Turfmaster Lawn & Tree Care Inc
Libraries
Flathead County Library
756-9242
752-1440
257-2828
755-4445
758-5821
Lighting Services
Alpine Lighting Center
756-2639
Masterpiece Carpet One Floor & Home 752-0924
Limousine Service
Wild Horse Limousine
Linen Supply/
Uniform Supply
High Country Linen Supply
Liquor Stores
BYOB/Wine & Spirits
756-2290
Manufacturing
Altria Client Services, Inc.
916-583-9300
Applied Materials - Semitool Birch Grove 752-2107
Applied Materials - Semitool Business Unit 752-2107
Bio-Energy Systems, Inc
257-9111
BlackOps Technologies, LLC
892-1850
Butler Arms USA
892-0805
Defiance Machine
756-2727
Huckleberry Haven Inc
756-5525
Montana Gold Bullet Inc
755-2717
NEMO Arms, Inc
752-6366
Precision Engineering
752-8688
Sonju Industrial, Inc.
752-7979
Timberline Tool
755-4258
Zinc Air, Inc
755-9462
Maps
Flathead Valley Discovery Map
260-6981
800-627-8141
Spring Hill Press LLC
Medical Services
MedNorth Urgent Care
755-2000
257-3840
Lodging -
Cabins & Vacation Rentals
Camas Flats
755-9276
Five Stars Rentals &
Property Management
862-5994
Gentry River Ranch
892-1464
Historic Tamarack Lodge & Cabins 387-4420
Lake Blaine Mountain Resort
250-4503
Rocky Mountain Hi RV Park
& Campground
755-9573
Lodging -
752-6175
Guest Ranch/Resorts
Averill’s Flathead Lake Lodge
837-4391
Bar W Guest Ranch
863-9099
Marina Cay Resort
837-5861
Meadow Lake Resort
892-8700
Oettiker Creek Ranch
863-9063
St Eugene Golf Resort Casino 250-420-2007
The Lodge at Whitefish Lake
863-4000
Whitefish Mountain Resort 877-754-3474
758-1000
Aero Inn
758-4200
751-2360
257-7714
752-8576
257-7358
America’s Best Value Inn
756-3222
Belton Chalet
888-5000
Best Western Flathead Lake Inn & Suites 857-2388
Blue & White Motel
755-4311
Comfort Inn
755-6700
Glacier Guides / Montana Raft Co 387-5555
Glacier Park Inc
892-2525
Grouse Mountain Lodge
862-3000
Hampton Inn Kalispell
755-7900
Hilton Garden Inn Kalispell
756-4500
Historic Kalispell Grand Hotel
755-8100
Holiday Inn Express
755-7405
Homewood Suites by Hilton
800-225-5466
La Quinta Inn & Suites
257-5255
Red Lion Hotel Kalispell
751-5050
The Outlaw Inn
755-6100
Travelodge
755-6123
Lodging - Hotels/Motels
755-3798
Medical Supplies
Advanced MedTech, Inc
Kalispell Medical Equipment
755-5661
752-4003
752-6111
Mortgage & Lending
Agencies
Western News
Whitefish Pilot
Non-Profit
Big Brothers Big Sisters
of Flathead County
Camp Marshall
Dream Adaptive Recreation, Inc
Easter Seals-Goodwill
Flathead County Library Foundation
Flathead Food Bank
Flathead Job Service Employer’s Council
Flathead Lutheran Bible Camp
Flathead Youth Home
Foy’s to Blacktail Trails
Glacier National Park Fund
Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley
Intermountain
Kalispell Business Improvement District
Literacy Volunteers of Flathead County
Montana Wilderness Association
Nonprofit Development Partnership
Student Assistance Foundation
The Samaritan House
Brendan House
751-6500
755-3240
Edgewood Vista
Greenwood Corp 1
257-7719, X 2
Immanuel Lutheran Communities 752-9622
Prestige Assisted Living
756-1818
The Springs at Whitefish
862-6322
756-8688
WEL-LIFE at Kalispell
Office Supplies/Equipment
J & H Office Equipment, Inc.
755-8055
752-8520
J2 Office Products
Mountain West Office Solutions
212-1273
Staples Advantage
888-238-6329
West Coast Paper Solutions
241-4822
Optical
Big Mountain Eye Care
Paint Contractors/
Suppliers
Amazing Painting, Inc
Columbia Paint & Coatings
Hagestad Painting & Coatings, Inc
Rodda Paint Co
Motorcycle
Celebrate Event & Party Rental
Museum/Historical
Conrad Mansion Museum
Hockaday Museum of Art
Miracle of America Museum,Inc
Museum at Central School
Newspapers
Bigfork Eagle
Daily Inter Lake
Flathead Beacon
Hungry Horse News
Mountain Trader
257-8697
752-2911
755-2166
755-5268
883-6804
756-8381
837-5131
755-7000
257-9220
892-2151
257-2251
752-0092
849-5718
862-1817
758-0240
758-2469
752-3663
758-6273
752-6602
755-4622
249-2010
892-3250
257-8800
871-0137
253-6923
257-7323
756-6027
756-3618
756-3382
257-5801
Nursing Homes/
Assisted Living
American Homestead Mortgage
756-1505
First Interstate Bank Downtown Kalispell 756-5200
Mann Mortgage LLC
751-6266
Northwest Farm Credit Services
755-3260
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
756-4090
Fastoys
Lelands Honda - Suzuki Inc
293-4124
862-3505
755-5171
756-0535
755-7816
253-4976
407-7840
Party Rentals & Supplies
Pawn Shops
First National Pawn
Personnel Services
Olson Search International
Pest Control
Complete Pest Services Inc
Turfmaster Lawn & Tree Care Inc
862-4636
755-4642
756-5151
755-7399
755-4445
Pet Services
Humane Society of Northwest Montana 752-7297
PBR Kennels
257-4363
Pets Plus
257-7155
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
Silvertip Engraving
The Engraver
Pharmacy
752-2492
Plumbing/Heating
Northwest Pipe Fittings Inc
Roto-Rooter
Wild West Plumbing & Drain Service
752-6562
756-6820
752-1244
Photography/VIDEO
Valerie McIntyre Photography
Mountain View Productions
755-2999
334-5334
Printers/Screen Printing
BIGPHOTO.ME/Bigfork Today
Gold Rush Clothing
Insty Prints
Paper Chase Copy Center
Scott Company
The Towne Printer
Thomas Printing
837-1012
752-5777
752-8812
752-4944
755-0099 /102
755-4993
755-5447
Promotional Products
Bex Marketing/Carbonari Associates, Inc 755-8941
730-7800
Corporate Image Outfitters, LLC
Rocky Mountain Images
862-4035
Prosthetics/Orthopedics
Northern Care Inc Prosthetics & Orthotics 755-6322
Publications
Flathead Living Magazine
Hagadone Directories Inc
Kalispell Quarterly
Seniors’ Scoop Magazine
756-3348
257-9629
257-7000
890-9588
The Berry Company
Ziplocal
636-939-1547
370-2727
Radio/TV/Cable
Anderson Radio Broadcasting, Inc
KAJ TV 8/18
KCFW-TV
KGEZ AM 600 Radio
KOFI/KZMN Radio
Max Media of Montana 23/42
Montana Public Radio
Rafting
Glacier Guides / Montana Raft Co
Glacier Outdoor Center/Glacier Raft Co
Great Northern Whitewater Resort
Wild River Adventures
883-9200
756-5888
755-5239
755-1661
755-6690
251-1360
243 4219
387-5555
888-5454
387-5340
387-9453
Real Estate -
Appraisal/Home Inspection
Kelley Appraisal
755-2015
Real Estate -
Brokerages
752-1000
Chuck Olson Real Estate Inc
Dean & Leininger of Kalispell
752-8883
ERA Lambros Real Estate
752-9200
Howe Realty
755-4693
Keller Williams Realty NW Montana 752-4700
758-4747
Montana Brokers Inc Realtors
Montana Land and Home, Inc
270-7320
Nalty Real Estate/Riverview Associates 756-1030
Premiere Real Estate Professionals Inc 755-6789
Properties Northwest Real Estate 755-7700
Re/Max Glacier Country
Silverbrook Estates
Susan E. Smith, RE/MAX of Whitefish
Trails West Real Estate
West Venture Properties, LLC
257-8900
257-2400
863-3411
837-7050
751-5600
Real Estate -
Developers
Goldberg Properties, Inc
303-759-8000
Philip Harris & Associates Inc
756-2772
Silverbrook Estates
257-2400
Real Estate -
Property Management
All Pro Flathead Property Management
Corental Property Management Inc
First & Main Building
Five Stars Rentals & Property
Management
Sykes
Valley Maintenance & Property
Management
Whipps, LLC
755-1102
752-5600
257-2361
862-5994
257-4304
837-6679
752-7359
Restaurant/Catering
Applebee’s-7702-Hwy 93
Applebee’s-9226-Evergreen
Bajio Mexican Grille, LLC
Blue Canyon Restaurant
Bojangles Diner
Bramante’s Bistro-Mobile
Ceres Bakery
Cold Stone Creamery
Famous Dave’s BBQ
755-5575
257-7117
756-1948
758-2583
755-3222
837-5359
755-8552
752-2653
752-7427
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Frugals
Great Harvest Bread
Hop’s Downtown Grill
HuHot Mongolian Grill
John’s Angels Catering LLC
Kalispell Dairy Queen
Los Caporales-Kalispell
MacKenzie River Pizza Co
McDonalds - 1110 Hwy 2 W
Montana Coffee Traders
Mooses Saloon
Norms News
North Bay Grille
Panda Express
Papa Murphy’s Take N Bake Pizza
Pizza Hut
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Rising Sun Bistro Bar
ScottiBelli’s
Split Rock Cafe
Subway - Kalispell
Sweet Peaks
Sykes
Tamarack Alehouse & Grill
Taste This!
Twisted Bliss-Kalispell Center Mall
Vista Linda Restaurant & Catering
Restoration
Complete Restoration LLC
Retail Stores
1st Choice Decor
752-4567
257-6710
755-9733
755-7687
755-0757
270-4600
755-2955
752-6800
756-0060
752-0505
756-2326
755-2338
756-5466
755-4441
752-0386
257-8787
752-1111
755-8150
890-2600
890-7800
890-7577
755-2424
257-1102
257-4304
844-0244
260-6093
890-3024
857-3158
752-6653
250-8544
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Brix Bottleshop
Complete Nutrition
Costco Wholesale
GNC-Living Well
Great Karma
Home Depot
Janitor’s World Supplies
JC Penneys
Kalispell Center Mall
KMart
Lowes
Sears Authorized Retail Dealer
Sleep City
Sportsman Ski Haus
Target
The Toggery
Town Pump
Walmart
Western Outdoor
Schools
Crevier’s Academy of Cosmetology
Flathead FFA
Flathead Valley Community College
Glacier Institute
Junior Music Academy
Kalispell Montessori Elementary
Kalispell Public Schools
St Matthew’s School
Stillwater Christian School
Summit Preparatory School
Trinity Lutheran School
Woodland Montessori School
755-4499
393-2202
393-2107
758-2500
257-7876
871-2902
755-5333
257-9428
752-7374
751-5052
752-4261
758-3030
755-5678
755-7754
755-6484
751-8700
755-1500
755-3381
257-7535
756-5818
257-2525
751-3951
756-3801
755-1211
756-6922
755-3826
751-3434
752-6303
752-4400
758-8100
257-6716
755-3824
Security
Alert Security
Federal Protection of Montana
Interstate Alarm Company
756-1390
249-2732
752-6624
Senior Living/Retirement
Immanuel Lutheran Communities
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Signs
Glacier Signs & Monuments
Peak Sign Solutions, Inc
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Ski Resorts
Blacktail Mountain Ski Area
Whitefish Mountain Resort
Snowmobiling
Wild Wave Watercraft Rentals /
Winter Wonderland Sports
752-9622
756-8688
257-9371
755-7446
257-9774
844-0991
877-754-3474
886-3900
257-2627
Social Media Marketing
Social Nectar
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Sporting Goods
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Sportsman Ski Haus
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Windmill Storage/Business Park
756-6969
892-8900
Surveyors
Trucking/Movers
Mergenthaler Transfer & Storage
Urgent Care
Jackola Engineering & Architecture, PC 755-3208
TD&H Engineering
751-5246
Big Sky Family Medicine
Family Health Care
Med North
Title Companies
Utilities
Alliance Title & Escrow Corp
752-7606
755-7004
Fidelity National Title
First American Title Company of Montana 752-5388
755-5028
Insured Titles
Sterling Title Services, Inc.
752-7000
Tool/Equipment Rentals
Midway Rental
758-2022
Transportation
Harlow’s Bus Sales, Inc
755-4272
752-1523
Montana Trolley Co.
Rocky Mountain Transportation Inc 863-1200
Transportation
Consulting
JPL2 Consulting
Travel Agencies
Flathead Travel Service
253-4937
752-8700
Tree Service/Arborist
Okamoto Arbor Care LLC
756-1890
Flathead Electric Cooperative
Northwestern Energy
Veterinarians
LaSalle Equine Clinic
The Animal Clinic of Kalispell
756-9700
752-8433
752-8120
755-5661
751-4483
751-2211
257-9399
755-6886
Water Conditioning
Advantage Water Conditioning
Culligan Water Conditioning
Water Sports
Jesco Marine & Power Sports
Wild Wave Watercraft Rentals /
Winter Wonderland Sports
Web Development
Bigfork Web Development, Inc.
Derrick Mitchell Design, LLC
Wedding Services
Celebrate Event & Party Rental
755-4933
257-6936
752-2112
Northwest Montana Wedding
& Event Professionals
Whitefish Mountain Resort
Well Drilling
Chambers Drilling Company
Windows/Glass
Aluma Glass, Inc
Glass Doctor
Pella Windows & Doors
Sierra Pacific Windows
892-7368
877-754-3474
755-3480
755-5234
257-6400
257-1516
755-4710
755-6411
Wineries - See Breweries,
Distilleries, Wineries
Wood Products/Lumber
FH Stoltze Land & Lumber Co
H E Simpson Lumber Co
Plum Creek Timber Company
892-7000
752-4222
892-6200
755-6411
257-2627
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