Everybody knows that when you go on vacation to a place like Glacier Park, you get momentos…read more Tchotchkes, if you will. Gotta have something to remember the trip by, donchaknow. Well, toss out your baubles and postcards, because once you come here, not only will you have your reminder of your trip, you'll probably buy a bunch for your friends and family as well. They make wooden spoons. And spatulas. And other kitchenware that you can take home and USE instead of just having it sit on a shelf. Everything is hand made, and lasts for almost ever. The lady who runs the shop is an absolute delight to chat with. By all means, make sure you get your magnets and stickers and other little do-dads to remember your trip, but if you REALLY want something as a keepsake from your trip, stop in to this shop.

Friendly owners that give you "adoption" papers when you buy your spoons. They even make Harry…read morePotter wands! They get wood from all over...Jamaica, Tajikistan, etc....prices are not unreasonable for being in a tourist area.

Very friendly and helpful. The sales clerk gave us great…read moretips on the best places to go in Glacier National Park including a map. Awesome prices, much better than inside the park. We got several souvenirs for our family and some for ourselves.

My great grandma owns this store and the place is very nice and is cool and also it's near glacier…read morenational park and sometimes you can see the mountains

HUGE SHOUTOUT TO MAGGIE!!!…read more During my last night in Whitefish, I was looking for a souvenir shirt. After shopping for a while, my husband and I ended up at Northwind Shirt Company. I was SUPER impressed with their selection of t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, etc...and ended up purchasing a grey sweatshirt. Maggie was incredibly friendly and helpful, during our shopping visit, and the three of us were chitchatting about the area and whatnot. She happened to mention that her brother owned Montana Tap House nearby. My husband and I left to do some more shopping, and about an hour later (after the shop had closed), I realized that I had left my purse in the dressing room and I had a 6:35a.m. flight home to Arkansas. I called the shop to no avail, and then remembered that Maggie had told us about her brother. I had the idea to navigate to Montana Tap House...hopefully find someone that knew her brother, and in turn reach out to Maggie. And that's exactly what we did. Upon arriving at the tap room, I walked up to the bartender and told him my situation. He smiled and said that he could help. Maggie's brother (owner of Montana Tap House) was literally sitting two chairs down from me. He called Maggie and within 10 minutes, she met me back at Northwind Shirt Company and unlocked the doors for me to retrieve my purse. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, Maggie, for going out of your way to help a stranger out!!!You're my hero!!!

From the owner: Wholesale silk screening, cut vinyl for specialty custom shirts, full color photo transfersread more

It's closed closed closed closed...been closed for over a year. So don't stop if you are in town…read more They are gone, gone gone...

This shop has something for everyone and best of all it is all Made in Montana! This is one of my…read morefirst stops for birthday and Christmas gifts. The owners are very friendly and it is always fun to visit this shop.

UPDATED REVIEW:…read more After a few emails, Dan [[the owner]] was nice enough to send a replacement mug. This time, the mug was engraved with the same message as my last mug that came off. Definitely made my day, because this mug meant a lot [more than just a souvenir from a place]. This more than made up for the crappy one I got. He apologized for the defective mug and didn't request for me to update the review, but after some cleared up emails, and after receiving my replacement, I couldn't help but update my review. Thanks Dan for my mug! I'll definitely cherish the crap out

This store was so nice and welcoming, especially during these current times. Even if you don't plan…read moreon spending any money, I highly recommend you stop in for a good laugh. They have the best stuff for gifts and a well-deserved chuckle!

This is a cool tourist spot to get your taste the famous Huckberry muffin at their in house…read moreHickberry shop. They also prepare great milkshakes. They offer a wide selection of t-shirts and bear souvenirs. Service is friendly and welcoming. This the on tourist season where more than 3 million come to visit whitefish and the National Parks!

This store located on Central Avenue in downtown Whitefish has just about everything to start or…read moreend your adventures in Montana. When you enter the store there is a wall filled with every permutation of the local berry, the huckleberry. From jams to jellies to coffees to chocolates. Pretty stoneware mugs, sweatshirts, socks, these are nice quality items, not the cheap souvenirs like you see in touristy areas. I'll be back to pick up some items for coworkers.

Want to go horseback riding or rafting? The Discovery Center is the main office for Swan Mountain…read moreOutfitters. Riding through the Flathead National Forest with Joe and Danielle and then floating down the Middle Fork of the Flathead River with Doc was a great way to spend a summer day exploring. Learn about the surrounding area at the interactive geo-tourism displays. Don't want to ride or raft, they also have llama trekking, fly fishing, and hiking tours. Plan ahead. They do sell out for same day adventures.

We did a short trail ride with Mason. It was my girlfriend's first time on a horse and she had a…read moreblast - he gave great instruction, made her feel comfortable and safe while still keeping it interesting. Cool people, great price, good time. Thanks again!

Absolutely love this thrift store, the prices are more than fair, the owner always is cheerful and…read morefriendly. Highly recommend

I bought a matching blazer and button up vest-dress for $5 here that fits me really great…read more Definitely a lot of stuff here with some categories being better organized than others. Lots of clothing, home goods, some tools, records, outdoor gear and kids items. I didn't like how the pants were difficult to sort through in particular because of how they were on their hangers but other than that this is your basic thrill of the hunt thrift store where you'll have to do some digging but it may just be worth it.

What a horrible place to be with children! My family came here because we wanted to buy some…read moresouvenirs since my mom was visiting from out of town. There was a old red wagon outside the shop and my toddler pulled the wagon maybe 1 foot away from where it was and I've already asked my son to put the wagon back and to not touch the wagon anymore, the lady that works there ran outside to YELL at my son "don't touch the wagon, put it back". Like i mean she was REALLY MEAN and FINGER POINTING AND ALL. And she legit wouldn't stop yelling at him repeating the same thing. I was so disgusted that anyone who works at a tourist shop would be so mean to kids. We didn't even get a chance to go inside but after that rude attitude, i definitely don't want to support this type of business. Like seriously, if you don't want people to touch the wagon, put a sign up or just don't have it out.

Very nice shop in Hungry Horse with furs, montana sapphires, agates, and geodes. Other souvenir…read moreitems associated with Glacier National Park nearby. Friendly, and they describe the items and details about them.