This is more Fun than you could imagine. When we walked in,…read moreJustin greeted us like we were already friends and then proceeded to show us, with true professionalism, and Safety protocols, different techniques of throwing and various styles of axes, hatchets & star spikes. We had an Axekicking great time! And THANK YOU JUSTIN for letting us know about all the other Unique places to go and experiences to be had, while in this little part of Montana.

Was looking for a late night activity after dinner and found Hank's Hatchets right across from the…read moreplace we're staying! Went in around 8:45, they closed at 10 tonight (Tuesday). Great pricing for an hour of throwing and tons of boards and games to play to better your axe throwing! Also a lovely staff member (didn't quite catch his name!) gave some great tips on how to throw one arm, two arms, and the cool stars which I'd never thrown before! Will be coming back here on my trips to Whitefish :)

This locally owned raft company made my first white water rafting trip one to remember!…read more They were able to graciously accommodate a last minute booking change the day before. Had all the equipment we needed to stay warm on a chilly day with scattered showers. Taught us everything we needed to know to navigate the waters safely. Provided some great shopping, dining, and hiking recommendations. And all the tour guides were lowkey comedians who should consider riffing some of their jokes off at a comedy club's open mic night. Thank you guys! We had a blast!

Great trip. Weather was not good, but our guide, Suki, made the trip entertaining and informative…read more You could tell Suki really enjoyed her job and engaged all in conversation and history of the area. Safety instructions were very good and equipment was in good shape. Would recommend.

Oscar was an absolutely outstanding rafting guide and made our day unforgettable. From start to…read morefinish, he brought the perfect mix of confidence, warmth, humor, and calm leadership. Our whole family felt safe, engaged, and completely swept up in the adventure. The scenery was spectacular, the camaraderie on the raft was a blast, and Oscar made every stretch of the river feel memorable. The highlight of the day was seeing a baby black bear, which felt like something out of a movie and instantly became a family story we'll be telling for years. Oscar clearly knows the river, loves what he does, and has a gift for making people feel both comfortable and excited. We could not have asked for a better guide. Glorious day, incredible adventure, and huge thanks to Oscar for making it so special.

Booked a half-day rapids rafting trip through Viator. Great experience. Very reasonable price for a…read more3 hour trip. Our guide, Devin, was amazing and very knowledgeable of the area. His jokes were a little corny though. LOL

I had an amazing, thrilling experience. Our guide, Link, went above and beyond to ensure that my…read moregroup had a safe and fun time. I had a bit of indoor climbing experience going in, and was curious about how much this experience would apply to outdoor climbing. The answer: somewhat. Thankfully, Link filled in whatever I hadn't learned, or learned improperly while climbing indoors so that I could complete the routes successfully. He has decades of climbing experience, and it shows. He also taught me to lead belay, which I had never done before, in about 10 minutes. I found him to be an excellent teacher. If you're interested in outdoor climbing, I strongly recommend "Rock Climb Montana" and Link. You won't be disappointed!

Such a great experience with Link! The climbing area was beautiful and the climbs were great. He…read morehad all the routes set before we got there and we started climbing right away. I've been climbing for a few years, but was a little rusty and Link was a super helpful guide. He provided gentle tips and encouragement. Plus, he is just generally a really cool guy! Would absolutely recommend for new and experienced climbers traveling without all their gear.

FABULOUS!!! Skydiving was a blast and I would recommend SKYDIVE WHITEFISH to everyone!!! Zach was…read moremy tandem partner and was super nice, knowledgeable and low key!! He made my first jump relaxed and enjoyable!!! Cale was waiting with my non-skydiving friends below and gave them a play by play of my jump and was so cool! THANK YOU!!!!! I will definitely be back next summer for another jump!

This is a great way to see Whitefish and Glacier National Park! The Office Manager and tandem…read moreinstructors are really friendly and experienced and make it a comfortable experience. This was my second time skydiving and the best so far. My instructor did flips and barrel rolls and led me in steering which was great. The other 3 I went with were brand new and loved it as well. Do it if you can!

We came through here on a guys golf trip, and out of 8…read morehigher end courses, this place had the best greens of all! Really fun course, well laid out, fair, and not to penalizing if you hit s stray shot. Staff was super friendly, and the snack shop had great food!

Wonderful grounds crew. Course amenities are ass. No on course service. The marshal, 100% a-hole…read more Played a round in the rain with a 4 man and 2 man group.....7 min over pace and the man had a fit. Cussing, screeching cart brakes, peeking over hills, and telling us that he's baby sitting. 7 minutes over a 4hr pace.

Nice 5.5 mile out and back trail to the lake. Good workout with some elevation. Please note you…read morewill see logging which is a turn off for purist. The trail is smooth without major rocks. The creek is visible on the first section of the trail. If you want a short walk just hike to the overlook.

Located after driving past Lake MacDonald, this is a nice easy, flat trail to do with kids. You…read morewalk covered almost the whole time in a forest so it never got hot. Lots of trees to enjoy, quiet, a creek/stream (my kids loved this part), a gorge, and some weeping rocks. It is a loop trail. I recommend going right first so the bigger payoffs are towards the end. And there is one restroom on the trail towards the first half of the trail. It is... a trail bathroom so don't have high expectations. Parking can be a challenge, but we lucked out. There are a couple parking areas. Worth your time if you're at Glacier and not hard.

Trail of the Cedars is a really short and beautiful hike and is wheelchair accessible. There are…read moresigns for Avalanche trail which starts around the midpoint of the Cedars trail. I Highly recommend the Avalanche trail. Its approx 5 miles round trip and takes about 2 hours but that was including picture taking that we did. We completed this ending of May and views of the Lake were gorgeous. The path was easy to follow and the elevation wasnt that tough to hike. We saw deer along the way which was cute! Breath taking views of the lake at the end so worth it and relatively easy hike. There ia even a restroom along the hike about a mile in. Both hikes recommended!