"I've spent a lot of time in Glacier and savored every second. The best day I can think of would be a day of either whitewater rafting or fly-fishing with Glacier Raft Co. and then heading into the park to Polebridge for dinner. Polebridge is a town run on a generator that is worth the dirt road drive to access it, wonderful Montana cookin' in a valley without equal in the world."
- Dave
"Check out West Glacier's "Old Bridge." From the village of West Glacier, stroll 1/2 mile east on Old Bridge Road and you'll discover an architectural stalwart that has stood the test of time and the temper of Mother Nature. Commonly referred to as "The Old Bridge," this scaffold of concrete and timber is the original entrance to Glacier National Park. Now limited to foot and bike traffic the bridge offers great photo opportunities as well as links to the Boundary Trail and Headquarters bike path. The sandy beaches below the bridge are a perfect place to soak up some sun or kick back for picnic at the river's edge."
- Ryan
"Take the boat cruise on St. Mary Lake. I personally think it is the most accessible, most dramatic and quiet, although you may feel some wind. The boat cruise there is great and underutilized. Follow it up by eating at Johnson's cafe in St. Mary. Amazing."
- Sammi
"The Lodge at Whitefish Lake has a 31 foot Windsor Cruiser to take around the lake to see celebrity homes."
- Dawn
"The only way to really see Whitefish like a local is to get into the mindset of a Montanan. That means you need to throw out your itinerary, relax, take a deep breath, and enjoy life at the pace nature intended. If you've made it to northwest Montana, you're already ¾ of the way to the best vacation you've ever had. The last ¼ is just remembering to enjoy it."
- Donnie
