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Community and Culture
Life in Northwest Montana is about both adventure and community. Towns like Whitefish, Kalispell, Bigfork, and Lakeside host various events and festivals throughout the year, from farmers' markets to whitewater rafting to incredible concerts. The local culture is rich with opportunities for adventure, showcasing the region's heritage and connection to nature.
1. Explore Whitefish
Whitefish, Montana, was incorporated in 1905, a year after the arrival of the Great Northern Railway. As a vibrant town, you’ll find great coffee shops, bars, and boutiques downtown. Local eateries vary from casual to elegant, many serving locally harvested ingredients from the Flathead Valley’s bountiful farms.
2. Discover Kalispell
Kalispell, the county seat and the largest city in Flathead County offers a blend of history, shopping, and dining. It’s an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area, and the town has many local attractions.
3. Visit Bigfork
Bigfork, a small but vibrant arts town on the eastern shore of Flathead Lake, is famous for its charming downtown area and outdoor activities near the Swan River.
4. Lake Life in Lakeside
Bigfork, a small but vibrant arts town on the eastern shore of Flathead Lake, is famous for its charming downtown area and outdoor activities.
Flathead County is an adventurer’s playground, offering a wide array of activities for nature lovers, outdoor sports enthusiasts, and those just looking to soak in the beauty of Montana’s wilderness. The area offers something for everyone from the iconic Glacier National Park to charming towns like Kalispell, Whitefish, and Bigfork. Whether you're out on the water, hitting the slopes, or exploring the wilderness, you’ll find that the stunning landscape and outdoor lifestyle of Flathead County will keep you coming back for more.
