We came here seeking Merino wool socks for hiking. Fortunately for us there was a sale…read more I am giving the 5 star for the great customer service by Stacia. She was fantastic and personable. When I asked her about tips for hiking at Glacier she recommended layers. And since it was a day following rain she recommended a bag for the muddy shoes. She was spot on re: how muddy we would be today. Thank you Stacia for a great encounter!!

Premium resource for all kinds of outdoor gear and clothing, and -- in my case -- top-end rental…read moreskis. I'd never heard of the place, but was impressed with their variety, quality and helpfulness. I rented demo skis that I'd selected ahead of time and, when I didn't like them, swapped them for something else that I LOVED. Much less expensive rental rates than at the mountain to boot. Try 'em out.

Unbelievable amount of hunting gear, footwear, and knives. Have driven by for years and always…read morewanted to come in and see what they have... finally did. Not at all what I have seen from other Army/Navy stores. Most everything is new didn't see much surplus anything. Great helpful staff. Left with a Montana made Scott Kirko knife!

Being from out of town I was looking for a great outdoors shop that I could find everything I…read moreneeded for camping gear. This place was great!

Nice , unusual clothing (mens, womens, and childrens) for outdoors... cool breathable…read morefabrics...craft beer while you shop! Check this place out and ask for Hannah!!! Everything made in USA!

Over two days visiting the first Forloh store, here in Whitefish, I have basically fallen in love…read morewith the brand. I am starting to build an outdoor recreation wardrobe. I found very high end, uncompromising quality items that are made in the USA. Using their three layer system I am all set for whatever Mother Nature throws at me - from rain to snow - all in their deep camouflage pattern. Can't wait to put the gear to heavy use. With a lifetime guarantee I should be good to go.

Great gear availability and top brand clothing. Prices were fair, and service was okay.read more

terrible customer service, the guy at the counter mumbled so bad I couldn't hear him and as a…read moreresult misunderstood the return policy and ended up with $300 of gear I thought he told me I could exchange if it didn't work but then he spoke very clearly telling me off when I tried and basically calling me an idiot. also I've tried to sell multiple bikes and boats with them and twice I've discovered that the owner was using them for personal stuff while they were supposed to be for sale

Views views views!…read more Great change of pace after days of hiking. I rented a 1 seater kayak from glacier outfitters. It may look like a far walk but it isn't! Totally doable. The staff was very nice to explain everything to me. They showed me the lake map and where to go and not go, etc. Instructions were very clear. I rented 2 hours (they have you 15 mins for the round trip walk). The walk from the rental to the lake I thought was a bit of a walk but it was not bad to haul the kayak there, they are on wheels so it is not bad. You leave the wheels near the trees. Returning the kayak was fairly easy as well. There are lockers available that you can put your stuff if you don't want to take it with you. The minimum number of hours is 2 hours and it was 40 something. Overall it was a good experience! Everything was great. Would recommend and use service again.

We made reservations at Glacier Outfitters for kayaks for the day. (highly recommend reservations)…read more There is a small parking lot and some street parking but it was not a busy day and it was full. We had people waiting for our parking spot when we returned to the car. I'm not sure where people would park when it gets very busy. Perhaps there is another parking lot I didn't see. When you walk up to G.O. you sign waivers, pay the fee and are gathered in an area for instructions. The man who provided the instructions was very informative. Advised us of areas in Flathead Lake to avoid including a rough water area and a few bald eagle's nests as they recently laid eggs. After instructions, you are provided with the kayak, paddle, life jacket and a cart to roll the kayak down to the lake. Now, I'm pretty strong but the kayaks are heavy. I did think to myself, how would someone with less strength get this kayak down to the lake? Something to ask about if you are renting as it is several yards to walk with a heavy kayak. The carts were easy to remove and stash while we spent the day in the lake. When you finish kayaking, you simply load the kayak back on the cart and roll it back to G.O., drop off gear and you are done. We had a great experience with Glacier Outfitters and would use them again.

I was in Whitefish for one day and the best decision I made was to book a tour! My tour guide was…read moreLori, and she was so knowledgeable, entertaining, and personable. She pointed out so many neat things about Montana. We walked in Glacier NP and she was so sweet dragging her boots so Roxy could walk in the snow and I would struggle less. She provided facts and information that I would've never known on my own. I am looking forward to my next trip to Montana and more tours. It was a spur of the moment trip five states and five days for Thanksgiving and by far the best part was Glacier National Park with Lori as a guide. Whitefish Tours are accommodating, worth every penny, and create memories that will last forever. THANK YOU!

If you or anyone you know are in need of a private tour while in the area this is your go to…read morecompany. I can't emphasize enough how amazing these tours were of Glacier. Maddie and Joel were both exceptional guides and we learned more details and nuances of the area than we anticipated. The personal attention and experience was worth the price. They both understood their group immediately and the professionalism and kindness was well received and appreciated. Our trip was perfect and I can't thank Whitefish Outfitters enough for a memorable and meaningful experience.

Perfect rafting trip!!!! So affordable ($80 adult & $60 kids) but really fun and safe. Econ was our…read moreguide and he knew the river like the back of his hand. Check in was easy & very clearly explained, transport to the launch site was fun and we all had a blast. We went in mid-August but it sounds like early summer and spring is when the river is really flowing when the snowcap is melting. Would HIGHLY recommend!

For 30 years, I have dreamed of floating down the Flathead river along the legendary snow-capped…read moremountain peaks of Glacier National Park. Over the years, I have looked at dozens (OK, hundreds) of photos of the wet, smiling faces of the boaters splashing and paddling through the whitewater rapids. They always look so happy and excited! Oh, how I wanted to be "that guy" in the photo. In 2024, I decided I had waited long enough and pulled the trigger. With a gentle nudge from my best friend, I booked a 2-day whitewater rafting adventure with Glacier Guides and Montana Raft. It was time- and it was now my turn! We made our way north in June, 2025 crossing through 8 states and into Montana. A day before we arrived at the Glacier Guide office, I received a call from our rafting guide, Zack. He sounded as excited as we were and walked us through the itinerary and what we could expect when we arrived. Very professional! The day had come! When we arrived at the Glacier Guide Office, we were greeted by our guides, Zack and Abby who are absolute Rock Stars and clearly love what they do. They made sure we had all the recommended gear and helped us re-pack our gear into waterproof bags for our Rocky Mountain adventure. We met the others assigned to our boat and got fitted for wet suits, life jackets and helmets. Within an hour, we loaded into our bus and headed north- 2 big, blue rafts in tow. The first day was spent easing down the Flathead River along the banks of Glacier National Park. The views were just beautiful. Our guide on the first day was Abby, who was as funny as she was skilled at navigating the Class II river. Zack floated ahead of us in the "gear boat" which carried all our tents, food and camping gear. We stopped for lunch around noon which gave us an opportunity to stretch our legs and get to know the other members of our party. Bald eagles were observed every so often, as were momma ducks with their babies close by. Everyone was on the lookout for grizzly bears that are common in Glacier, but unfortunately none were seen on our trip. After lunch, we continued down the river for several hours until Zack found a good spot to call "home" for the night. We had a few hours before nightfall and spent our time making camp, hanging wet clothes and enjoying some of the most beautiful mountain views in the world. We helped the guides unload the gear boat before enjoying grilled steak and salmon for dinner. The food was fantastic, as was the fellowship! After dinner, we sat around a little campfire and relaxed with our new friends. Tired from a long day on the water, we all headed to our tents around 10:00 PM. 6:00 AM, daylight and the smell of coffee and bacon stirred us from our tents. With the sounds of the river flowing below, we eased into the new day with a great breakfast before we broke camp, donned our protective gear and loaded our raft. We changed captains and Zack guided us down the river after a safety brief, Abby navigated the "gear boat" a safe distance behind. Another glorious Montana day on the river. The closer we got to the entrance of Glacier Park, the more dramatic the views and more challenging the whitewater became. Zack expertly and safely navigated the Class III rapids, all while we paddled like crazy when the order "All forward!" was given. The last stretch of water had 8 named rapids like "Bone Crusher," "Pinball" and "The Big Squeeze." All of us got drenched to the bone and wouldn't have it any other way. It was the Montana trip of a lifetime and everything I hoped it would be. As our 2-day, overnight adventure came to an end, our guides "high-fived" us and thanked us for joining them. I was sad to leave, I cannot lie. Zack and Abby with Glacier Guides knocked it out of the park- true professionals and an absolute pleasure to be around. I will never forget my Rocky Mountain adventure and am so grateful for the staff of Glacier Guides that helped make a dream come true. I can confidently recommend Glacier Guides to anyone. ~David T. Leuba

Great staff. Always knowledgeable and the first place you want to start if you haven't fished the…read morearea. Tiny store but everything you need. Skip the large sports stores if you want to catch more. Had a great guided trip on the Flathead River with Tyler through the shop.

Great, Great shop!! Knowledgeable and friendly. My first choice if I'm looking for a gift or if…read moreyou want something to remember your fun time in the Montana.

I rented a specific piece of snowboarding equipment (board with step on bindings for someone with a…read morebad knee) which I was assured I would receive. The only reason I rented from Stumptown was for this piece of equipment. I was assured on the phone that as long as I had a reservation I would get what I ordered and that it would only be an issue if we were to walk in with no reservation. Upon arrival the board/binding combo was unavailable. Do not expect to get what you request.

They were super pleasant and quick, getting me on the mountain pretty swiftly during both of my…read moreone-day rentals. My first rental with them I lost a binding during one of my first two runs getting on a lift and hobbled over to them sheepishly as if I had done something wrong and was ready to get dinged or reprimanded, but they fixed it in an instant without hesitation or lecture and sent me back on my way. My second rental with them I returned the rental a half hour after they closed (100000% my bad) but since they were still at the shop finishing up, they allowed me to sneak in the board and boots. They could have been pricks about it, but weren't, so am thankful for that, as I was departing Whitefish the next day so would have had to work some magic to get the stuff back to them. They will also hold your shoes for you when doing a one-day rental (an important detail to remember when taking into account when they close!).

Great to have ski gear (skis, boots, poles & helmet) delivered to our UT condo, especially after…read morecoming directly from an opposite stay in TX of hot weather. The online registration process was great & we could order the type of gear to everyone's ability. And, Black Tie did all the adjustments to bindings needed.

The young man who helped us with our power assist bicycle rental was incredibly helpful beyond the…read morebusiness of rentals.... He advised us on many different topics pertaining to our stay in White Fish... from food, trails, and places of interest all around Montana! It was a fun day on the bikes (I'm a purist mountain biker) but the power assist is a game changer!! I loved it , now I wanna get me one