Go Hike First of all, BRING BEAR SPRAY.  There are limitless hiking, and there are black and grizzly bears in Northwest Montana.  Be Bear Aware, and have fun.  Hiking is a great way to explore the Montana while experiencing nature and wildlife. Each trail offers an adventure into the vast openness of Montana. From scenic […]

Flathead Lake isn’t just a pretty sight—it’s an outdoor playground begging to be explored! Whether you’re looking to stretch your legs, snap some jaw-dropping photos, or just soak up Montana’s fresh mountain air, the trails here promise an unforgettable experience. Hiking Flathead Lake Wild Horse Island State Park – Picture this: You hop on a […]

The Bison Range, formerly known as the National Bison Range, was established in 1908 by the U.S. Federal Government in the middle of our treaty-reserved home, the Flathead Indian Reservation. The bison living on the Bison Range also are descendants of the free-ranging Reservation herd started by Tribal members in the 1800’s when plains bison […]

In 1910, Congress established Glacier National Park in Montana. Conservationist George Bird Grinnell played a key role in the creation of this park in order to preserve the land’s natural beauty. Indians have always revered this region. The Blackfeet, Salish, and Kootenai Indians, who have lived in the area for hundreds of years, consider it […]

There are many state and private places for camping around Flathead Lake. On the east shore you will enjoy sunsets across Flathead Lake every evening as the weather cools.  As the scenic route, Highway 35 is also the road less traveled along the east shore.  If you decide to take this route, please have patience as […]