We went to the resort late July to hike so we purchased tickets for the lifts and alpine slide…read more The parking lot is quite big so there are plenty of parking spaces. The main building was empty except for a couple of employees selling tickets. I thought it could definitely use a refresh but we were not there for the lodge. We rode up 2 lifts to reach the top of Whitefish Mountain. There are two peaks you can take lifts up and we went to the higher peak for one if the longer hikes. Both lifts were easy to get on, getting off was a little sketchy as we had to quickly jump off and move several steps forward to avoid being hit by the lift. Thank goodness for the lift operator assisting people off the lift! I'm sure it's much easier to exit when skiing. The ride up was great. Such beautiful views! There is a small bar/restaurant at the top with amazing patio views and a restroom. We hiked down the Danny On Trail From the top. There are plenty of trail Markers so you cannot get lost. We did see a sign warning us of bear activity while hiking but we never actually saw any animal activity, not even a deer. A majority of the trail had beautiful views of Whitefish Lake. The lower part of the hiking trail was covered with dozens of people picking huckleberries so you just had to navigate around those groups. The hike took approximately 3 hours to reach the Alpine Slide area. You could ride the slide down or jump on the ski lift to go down. Whichever you purchased tickets to do. There are is also a separate trail for mountain bikers but we didn't cross those trails until closer to the Alpine slide area. We purchased tickets for the Alpine Slide so we jumped in line which went quickly. There are two slides to choose from. One slide is "fast" and the other is slower and more scenic. We chose the scenic as it was our first time on the slide. You can also choose the speed as you navigate down the slide. The slide drops you right off at the bottom of the resort so you can walk directly to the parking lot. I would definitely recommend the hiking and Alpine slide. It was very scenic and a wonderful experience.

This is probably one of the nicest ski resorts I have been to! I thought the overall experience was…read moreamazing! The only reason why I'm giving them 4 stars and not 5 is because they have absolutely NO SECURITY CAMERAS at the ski racks. I went inside to buy some pictures that this ski resort took of my wife and I and 10min later I came outside and my skis were stolen! Be careful! The ski resort said they could pull the security footage and after they made me wait 40min they said they actually didn't have cameras pointing to the ski racks so there was nothing they could do! Ridiculous. My rental skis were stolen and they did nothing to try and find who did it. They should 100% have security cameras pointing to the ski racks!

An extraordinarily fun day! Butch and Sarah are very interesting, informative, accommodating,…read morefriendly, and love their dogs! We spent some time learning about how to operate the sleds. By the time we went outside, the dogs were excited, and happy to greet us, and get ready to go. They're smart dogs and love their job. The proprietors can accommodate special requests and they're a pleasure to visit with. I highly recommend this adventure for anyone who loves sledding, and dogs.

Sara and Butch were very welcoming and friendly. They have made these special sleds that lets you…read morebecome mushers with them while you are going on the ride! It was a very fun and unique experience!

Kate was Amazing! Very Informative and accommodating! Will…read morebe back and will use this business again!

was a great day. E-bikes were excellent. Patrick was a great guide. lots of enthusiasm. Sandwiches…read morehit the spot. Highly recommend.

I love Blacktail! It's much more affordable than Whitefish…read moreMtn, and unless you're a double black diamond skier, you have plenty of single black diamonds and easier here. I'm attaching a pic of the view from Muley's restaurant-nice staff! The staff at the cafeteria on the floor below are great too. Ski lessons for the kids have been easy and convenient and they learn a lot. On one particularly cold day, they took a break at 1 hour in to buy the kids hot chocolate. Very cool. They're people who clearly love working with kids. In the lodge-There's also plenty of room for a non-skier to hang out and read by the fire, too. The drive up here is gorgeous too. I feel so lucky to be here!

Fun mountain with few lines. We caught it on a day where be snow's was sparse but the great…read moregrooming made for a awesome day carving. Ann was super helpful resolving an issue we had with online ticketing. We had a great lunch in the bar.

The CG was very close to Glacier NP. The owner was kind and helpful every time we needed something…read more However, it seems like he is running the place on his own, and it's difficult to keep up. When we first arrived the bathrooms were clean and neat, but as the park got full they went downhill quickly. Also this is an older park, with sites that did not anticipate larger rigs with slides. But even that would be workable if the sites weren't so overgrown. We had to tie the overgrowth back against the tree to get our vehicle in. This CG could be so much better with just some aggressive trimming of the verge.

This was a great spot for the night…read more It's about 12 minutes outside of the east entrance to Glacier National Park and we were trying to get in before 6am due to reservation system. We reserved a tent site for our van and they had nice hot showers. Pretty much all we needed. We got a good nights sleep and arrived in the park before 6am.

We booked a fly over of Glacier National Park and oh my gosh, we would absolutely do it again. The…read moreviews were absolutely stunning, and the pilot was very knowledgeable about the history of the park and all the wildlife there. We were so happy we did this flight. We drove through the park the day before, but the flyover was epic. Definitely recommend this!

Red Eagle Aviation - 1-Hour Tour of Glacier National Park…read moreAbsolutely incredible experience! Red Eagle Aviation is the only aviation company authorized to fly over Glacier National Park, and it shows in their professionalism and deep respect for the land and its visitors. John Paul, the owner, personally led our tour. He's hands-on, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about Glacier. His respect for the park's boundaries and the hikers below was evident, and he made sure every member of our family--especially our 11-year-old granddaughter--felt engaged and included. Although we've explored Glacier extensively over the past five years, seeing it from the air offered an entirely new perspective. The scale, the terrain, and the vastness suddenly made more sense--especially those ridgelines we've always wondered about. If you're planning to visit Glacier, do this first. It will shape how you experience the park. There's no better guide for this than John Paul--experienced, respectful, and deeply connected to this incredible landscape. A must-do for anyone who truly wants to know Glacier.

I felt like I was robbed. We reserved a space in this…read morecampground and 3 days later had to Cancel because of the smoke infiltration and fires. We were told That we had to pay 75%cancellation fee. I was shocked. A fire is a natural disaster not just inclement weather. I tried to go to management but no one would respond to me. We lost $337.00 which was the 75% cancellation fee. Our refund was $114. 00 Out of the original payment of $461.00. I feel violated by this campground. We had to completely change our travel itinerary due to the fires. However, everyone else was so accommodating and understanding to these changes EXCEPT Whispering Pines RV Park. This experience certainly put a damper on our travel plans.

Great central location for Glacier and the surrounding area experience. We had a wonderful time and…read morecompletely enjoyed Whispering Pines and its location. It made a great "hub" for everything to do in the area and around the lake. It is convenient to Glacier National and does not have all the busyness and congestion of West Glacier. The staff is delightful, friendly and helpful. We WILL be back to Whispering Pines and it will be longer than the 12 nights spent this year !

We reserved two nights in a tent spot and needed a third night, they were able to switch us to…read moreanother spot for all three night. very accommodating, clean and very quiet setting, bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities. We will definitely book again! Thank you for the gracious hospitality! Kayla Gintner

This is a fantastic campground located 1 1/2 miles from the Going-to-the-Sun Road in west Glacier…read moreNational Park. The service staff is great, there is an onsite cafe (Sunflower Cafe), showers, electric/water hookups, dump station, and large play area. Sites vary from tents to RVs to Cabins, with a maximum RV length of 32'. Our motorhome is 32' with two slides and our site was just right. It was very level for parking, has a fire ring and picnic table (all the tables in the park are in good condition & freshly painted). Some sites are not as level, but they accommodate a wide range of RV & tent campers. The Sunflower Cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in the outside dining area or to go. We had the beef brisket one night and a breakfast sandwich one morning. Both meals were delicious. Although we are in Montana and were expecting to see a lot of pro-GOP/anti-Dem flags & attitudes, we were pleasantly surprised to see none! Our camping neighbors were a nice gay married couple who were super friendly. Liberals, gays and other progressive people would be very comfortable here, as would those not-so-woke. Price-wise they are cheaper than the nearby KOA and are a great option for those who don't camp in the park. We paid $302 (with AAA discount) for 4 nights.