Montana
Montana
Our Montana homes are spread across the Flathead Valley: three in and around Whitefish, one in Columbia Falls, the closest town to Glacier's west side, and a cabin on the Stillwater River in Olney.
Glacier National Park covers more than a million acres. Whitefish Mountain Resort sits above town, and Chasing Powder and Winter Lane are on the mountain itself.
Every one is stocked before you arrive and looked after by people who know it. Book direct on each home's page.
Whitefish
Two hot tubs, two saunas, a theater and a game room, with the mountains across the valley.
From $534 a night
Whitefish
A condo in the Village, a short walk from Chair 1, with a fire waiting at the end of the day.
From $124 a night
Olney
A cabin on the Stillwater River with a hot tub, a sauna and a fire pit.
From $314 a night
Whitefish
A ski-in, ski-out chalet on Big Mountain, with a hot tub on the roof.
From $300 a night
Columbia Falls
Minutes from Glacier's west entrance, with a hot tub and a game room for the evenings.
From $159 a night
Staying in Whitefish? See our Whitefish page.
Somebody will ask when you're coming back. Have an answer ready.
December to March
Ski Whitefish Mountain Resort, then cross-country on the groomed trails at the Glacier Nordic Center on the Whitefish Lake golf course.
April to June
The lower trails come first: the Trail of the Cedars boardwalk and the Johns Lake Loop near Lake McDonald.
July to August
Drive Going-to-the-Sun Road over Logan Pass (reservations are often required in summer), hike to Avalanche Lake, and catch the Tuesday evening farmers market in Whitefish.
September to November
Quieter trails and roads. Take the North Fork road to Polebridge or US Highway 2 along the park's southern edge, open all year.
A few of the things we send guests to first. Ask us for the rest when you book.
Glacier's famous drive over Logan Pass and the Continental Divide. Check the park's reservation rules before a summer visit.
A moderate 4.5-mile round trip through cedar forest to a turquoise lake below the peaks.
A flat, accessible boardwalk loop through old cedar forest, with a footbridge over Avalanche Gorge.
Skiing in winter; zip lines, alpine slides and a climbing tower in summer. Lunch at the Summit House looks toward Glacier.
Breakfast at the Buffalo Café, family-owned since 1979, coffee from Montana Coffee Traders, and dinner at Tupelo Grille.
A quieter, partly gravel road along Glacier's western edge to the Polebridge Mercantile.
The Huckleberry Patch in Hungry Horse, a historic huckleberry cannery with ice cream, taffy and pie.
An easy drive down the west shore on the Flathead Lake Scenic Byway.
Glacier Park International is between 15 and 40 minutes from each of our Montana homes.
Glacier Getaway in Columbia Falls, about ten minutes from the west entrance. The others are 40 minutes to an hour away.
Winter Lane is a ski-in, ski-out chalet on Big Mountain, and Chasing Powder is a short walk from Chair 1 at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
Glacier Park International (FCA), between 15 and 40 minutes from each of our homes.
Often, in summer. The park's rules change year to year, so check the National Park Service site before you travel.
Glacier Getaway welcomes one dog. Our other Montana homes don't take pets.
For concierge in Montana (airport transfers, private chefs, guided days in Glacier), our partners at Ultara Stays can help.
