Flathead County, MT

Located a short drive from Kalispell, Swan Mountain Llama Trekking offers a wide variety of llama pack trips for both beginners and experienced hikers. Treks range from three hours to multi-day trips into the Bob Marshall Wilderness and wine and cheese outings to llama packing clinics. Gentle animals, llamas make great trail partners and can carry up to 80 pounds of gear.

While playing on open water isn't the first thing that comes to mind in winter, paddling a kayak on Flathead Lake with Sea Me Paddle is a must-do activity. In winter, the lake's water level drops about nine feet, allowing kayakers to see the natural features of the lake bottom in and around Somers Bay as kayaks quietly cut through the lake's icy waters. Take in the view of snow capped mountain peaks and keep your eyes open for bald eagles and other treasures.

Tucked into the corner of northwest Montana, 30 minutes from Kalispell, is Glacier National Park. Lake McDonald located at the west entrance, is the perfect viewing point to witness Montana's big sky and milky way views. Stargazing amongst the mountains is a great end an adventurous day. If your timing is lucky, you might even be able to witness the northern lights.

Flathead County, MT

Dog sledding is an old-school thrill. If you love dogs and the great outdoors, it’s the perfect blend of adventure and fun while enjoying the solitude of our snowy forest and mountains. Book a trip with locally owned Dog Sled Adventures or Base Camp Bigfork for a adventure of a lifetime.