Whitefish
The Firebrand Hotel
A modern downtown boutique stay, walking distance to Whitefish's restaurants and the train depot.
A lake town at Glacier National Park's back door
Whitefish built its identity around two things: the lake and the mountain. Whitefish Lake sits right at the edge of town, and Whitefish Mountain Resort rises just north of it, giving the town a genuine four-season outdoor economy instead of a single busy tourist month.
Its real advantage is location. Glacier National Park's west entrance is about a half hour away, which makes Whitefish one of the most comfortable bases in the region for exploring Glacier without staying inside the park itself.
A modern downtown boutique stay, walking distance to Whitefish's restaurants and the train depot.
Right on Whitefish Lake, close enough to Glacier National Park's west entrance for a day trip.
Set on a golf course just outside downtown, a quieter option than staying right on Central Avenue.
About 25 to 30 minutes to the west entrance, close enough for an early start on the Going-to-the-Sun Road without staying inside the park.
No. Whitefish Lake draws a summer crowd for swimming and boating, and the ski resort runs a mountain bike park and scenic lift rides in the warmer months.