I have been going to this gym since it opened. It is so clean and the staff is very friendly.read more

As a former member I was contemplating renewing my membership to get back to being more physically…read moreactive. However, I learned that on May 1, as protesters passed near the Fuel facility, the staff loudly jeered and mocked the protesters. Some members present at the time found that very disturbing, as I would have. WARNING: Unless you are a MAGA radical you are not welcome at Fuel.

I saw this doesn't have recent reviews on Yelp so I wanted to leave one because it's how I look for…read morestudios when I travel! Dropped in for a 26&2 class (fka Bikram) this morning with Christen. The studio is big and clean with forced air heating. Real wood floors, which could be an issue but they have you turn to do standing separate leg stretching fully on your own mat, which I appreciate. There were only 5 students in my class & lights were low throughout so it was intimate and different. The dressing rooms are also big with 3 shower stalls, body wash, shampoo, AND conditioner. My only quip is that heat or humidity weren't at 105°/40% (my guess is humidity because it *felt* hot!) because I only drank half my water bottle and that never happens :). Thanks for class--hope to come back next time I'm in town!

This is my favorite yoga spot in this area! It's hot yoga with many different styles. The…read moreinstructors are very good and I leave class feeling worked! Be sure to read the I line description before going if you've never practiced in a hot studio!

I've witnessed first hand the impact Travis and Kisa can have on an individual. They are amazing…read moremembers of their community who drive relentlessly to improve the lives of others. In terms of martial arts, there are few people more knowledgeable. Kisa is an established brown belt and Yoga instructor and Travis, a multi-degree BJJ Black Belt gave an amazing seminar in Dublin, Ireland on the half guard at the home gym of Conor McGregor at the invitation of John 'Coach' Kavanagh. They are a great family and their children are a credit to them. Stella in particular has achieved incredible competition success, representing the US in Judo all over the world and at a very young age. I cannot recommend them enough.

I have been a member of SBG since December 2018 and joining this gym has been one of the best…read moredecisions I have made. The staff is pleasant to communicate with, informative and really take their time in meeting your needs and goals on whatever level you are at. The warm and friendly environment makes you feel at ease and welcome from the beginning and the space is kept tidy at all times. Coach Daniel is very knowledgeable, patient and thorough in his coaching and is a pleasure to learn from. Best of all, Jiu Jitsu has awakened a part of me that I didn't know existed and it is rewarding, empowering and a lot of fun!

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.....

Kallai and I have two boys six and four years old. They absolutely love this play. The owners are…read morevery friendly and they show they care. They also have cheap dinners for the kids by having a connection with Subway. Its very nice to know that your kids are in a safe place while we go out on a date for the first time in months. Highly recommend this place P.S. our oldest is type one diabetic and they were very wonderful at accepting him and going above and beyond for our boy.

My son was going to Sprouts for years until school started. He loves it and he does not mind being…read morethere. The staff is super friendly and they listen to your needs for your child!

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.

Book Early - It's Amazing if you love nature and DOGS!…read more So, 3 years ago I called in early November to get a reservation for a half day dogsledding trip over Christmas week, and was told they were all booked up. So, when we decided over the summer to go to Whitefish for the holidays, I called and made a reservation (this was in August!). Seriously, it was at least 4 months in advance and I pretty much stalked them until I got confirmation that I had secured a reservation. Upon arriving in the Flathead Valley, I noticed how little snow there was and started to worry that the dogsledding would be canceled, but luckily, Mark texted that it was still on and he had a location that still had snow and we'd be fine. Thank goodness! Upon arrival, we were given a tour of the kennel, met the 6 dogs that were going to be our team, and loaded them up in the trailer. We got a bit of a lesson on how to manage the sled and then drove about 40 minutes south to an area that had a good amount of snow and got the dogs all harnessed up and off we went! There were two of us, so one of us was standing and driving the sled, and one of us was sitting as a passenger. We were able to switch out throughout the trip, so we both got to be the driver for a portion of the trip. When you are the passenger, you can take pictures and video, which is nice, but standing and driving the sled is the BEST part. We sledded down a road for quite a while, letting the dogs take breaks as needed. Mark, the owner of the company, managed the team by cross country skiing along side us the entire way to make sure the dogs behaved, gave us instruction and lead the way. It's quite amazing how much physical effort he puts in for you to have a great time - he basically exercises for two hour straight. The second half of the tour included heading into the back country, sledding through trees on a narrow trail. OMG - this was amazing! We stopped along the river and had hot chocolate, which was such a nice way to enjoy the scenery and let the dogs rest, take pictures and pet and kiss the dogs. If you are still debating if you should do this, I would say don't hesitate - DO IT. Especially if you are in good physical condition, enjoy outdoor activities and love dogs. It is such a unique and amazing day. Also, Mark is a fantastic guide, he makes it fun, light and he is so incredibly nice. The dogs are super sweet (although, they do get a bit rowdy and occasionally get into little tiffs with each other) and the scenery is outstanding. I seriously had a smile on my face the entire time, laughing continuously as we went through the trees. We had a blast and I'm so grateful we got to experience this day, it was the highlight of our trip. Last note, I wasn't sure what to wear. I would dress like you are going skiing. Since sometimes you are sitting, you get a bit more chilly, so dress in layers. I had on Sorel winter snow boots, ski pants, thermal underwear top and bottom, a fleece and a puffer jacket, along with warm ski socks, a warm hat and my ski gloves. If it is a really cold day, I'd get those hand warmers and foot warmer things that you can put in your boots and gloves.

Really disappointed with how we were treated here, especially after planning around this for weeks…read more This was our first time trying Basecamp Bigfork. We've rented kayaks from other places around the lake for years without issue, even in unpredictable weather, but this year we thought we'd try something new (don't). We had a reservation for the 4th and came fully prepared: rented a U-Haul to transport and store the kayaks, brought our own gear, safety lights, and had a secure location to store the boats overnight. We communicated clearly leading up to the reservation, repeatedly assuring them that we wouldn't go out unless the weather conditions improved. We were asking for the option to maybe go out if it cleared up. Instead, they cancelled the reservation last minute with no room for discussion. They kept bringing up that it was "getting too late," even though we were still within our scheduled time and in regular contact. It felt like they didn't trust us to make our own judgment call, and that was especially frustrating given how much planning we had done and how careful we were being. It completely derailed our holiday plans, and they showed no real effort to accommodate or even acknowledge that. No flexibility, just a blanket cancellation with a shrug. We've dealt with unpredictable Montana weather before and had a plan, but never with a company this rigid or dismissive.

great area. tons of picnic benches and places to hang out. and easy access to lake. Nread more

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