Glacier National Park is one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited. The scenery is unreal,…read moreespecially along Going-to-the-Sun Road. For the best experience, definitely get there early and allow plenty of extra time for activities if you're staying outside the park, as traffic can become heavy, especially along Going-to-the-Sun Road. If you're new to the park, I also recommend booking one of the Red Bus Tours. It was a great way to experience the park without the stress of driving or parking, and the guide was very knowledgeable. The Apgar Visitor Center staff were also very helpful and gave great recommendations and information for navigating the park. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience and somewhere I would absolutely visit again.

"In string theory, all particles are vibrations on a tiny rubber band; physics is the harmonies on…read morethe string; chemistry is the melodies we play on vibrating strings; the universe is a symphony of strings, and the 'Mind of God' is cosmic music resonating in 11-dimensional hyperspace." Yeah... I repeated that for a while dragging myself up one of Glacier's long, soul-crushingly gorgeous hikes. The views? Unreal. The vibe? Humbling. The legs? Suffering. This park makes you feel small in the best possible way, like the universe is laughing with you, not at you. Sadly, no bear sightings (which honestly feels like Glacier's version of a refund). But I did snag a sweater at the visitor center, staff were so kind I half expected them to adopt me. And let's be real: you'll probably run into a crew of hot Canadians wandering over the border like it's no big deal. Glacier has everything, cosmic philosophy, scenery that'll fry your brain circuits, kind staff, and bonus eye candy from the north. 11/10, would string-theory again.

If you're staying in Kalispell and looking for something to do on a hot day, go to Woodland Water…read morePark! We had people from ages 5-50 who had so much fun! They had a lazy river, large pool, kiddie splash area, diving board, and two water slides! One of the water slides was incredibly fun for teens and adults!

This is a beautiful city park. It has a man made pond with ducks and geese year round, that's kept…read moreunfrozen on one end for them during the winter. On the other end during the winter, it's turned into an ice skating rink. It's lovely in the spring and summer. It's kept really well manicured. There is a path that winds throughout the park so you can walk your dogs. Bathrooms are older but when you gotta go, you gotta go! Attached is a water park for kiddos in the summer and a skate park. The skate park is free, the water park charges a fee for entrance. Sometimes there are shady characters around so I wouldn't recommend just dropping your kids off.....

April 17th, BATHROOMSAND SHOWERS ALL CLOSED/LOCKED AND THEYRE STILL CHARGING FULL PRICE TO STAY…read moreHERE. BASTARDS. I'm watching my neighbors shit and piss in the woods multiple times WITHOUT digging a hole. What in the $&!? Is wrong either way the state parks/rangers YES YOU RANGERS you're charging full price and no one even has anywhere to go take a shit or a piss, there's no honey pots out or anything. What the fuck? If I hadn't paid before, I knew the bathrooms and showers were closed. I would never have stayed here. Highly highly highly recommend the state park, plus it's dirty, my campsite is full of trash and there's huge rocks lane everywhere including the fire pit

Love this place! Clean campsites. Restrooms with showers (yes, with hot water). Easy access to the…read morelake and to town. Great place to kayak and just relax with family. BTW - Campsite #9 is on a slope. If you bring things like a camp kitchen or table, you'll want to bring something to safely level it. Other than the slope, it's a nice site with the tent pad away from the road.

This park has slowly become my favorite. Of the two big parks in town, this one is cleaner, feels…read moresafer, and has nicer bathrooms. Walking alongside the river is nice, and you can climb up the hill for a challenge! I have also enjoyed the picnic tables in picturesque, shady areas. Bring water--something about being close to the river makes this place feel humid in the summer!

Well maintained park. Lots of families and doggos…read more Appreciated the trash bins available for picnic lunch remnants.

If you have kids 1-12 or possibly older this is a fabulous park. It has two large play sets. One…read morefor toddlers and one for older kids. Both are large and have a mix of slides, climbing stations, monkey bars, tunnels, etc. The oark is well maintained and appropriately used by kids supervised by adults. There's no graffiti or older kids who have hijacked the park. There's was some creepy middle aged women who was sitting by herself on a bench trying to lure my toddler to her. But I was on high alert and she eventually left. We were in Whitefish 5 days and went to this park 5 times.

Awesome experience. If you are looking to explore Glacier National Park and hone your photo skills…read moreyou will not be let down. Sarah is both an excellent teacher and guide. She was very patient with our group and adapted to both the weather and our individual skills. Can't wait to bring the family back and have Sarah provide us with another wonderful experience.

Sarah has magical qualities in how she works with people and with cameras. If you're up this way…read moreand want an adventure where you might just find the time of your life, Glacier Photo Guides is not going to let you down. Sarah has a special way with the camera. You will learn things to be the best human possible. Expect to have your heart and mind changed for the good!

If you're looking for a slice of Montana magic with a great panoramic views, Lone Star State Park…read moreis the place to be! Nestled in the heart of Montana's rugged beauty, this park offers stunning views, peaceful picnic spots, and some cool hikes to keep your spirit wild. Whether you're hiking along scenic trails, fishing in the tranquil waters, or just soaking up the sunshine, Lone Star State Park has that perfect mix of chill and thrill. Plus, the sunsets here are so breathtaking, you'll want to grab your camera! A true Montana treasure is their museum with grizzly bear and a thrill for children and parents alike where you can develop a better appreciation for the local flora and species. The staff was also very helpful.

Beautiful trails, stunning views and you could see the entire horizon and the rest of the state.read more

Great place for a picnic or a swim. Plenty of picnic tables and benches. Bring water shoes to…read morehelp with the gravel getting in the water. Water is clear, clear and cool.