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    About Whitefish, Montana

    If affordability and minimal crowds top your list of vacation “must haves,” then a vacation Whitefish ski resort is a no-brainer. Budget hotels and condos may dominate the Whitefish lodging options, but that doesn't mean Whitefish isn’t bursting with top-notch experiences and warm service.

    Whitefish has a feeling of exclusivity—like it’s your own hidden treasure that you don’t want anyone else to ever discover. Plus, on a clear day, there’s no better place to take photos.

    Stay...

    in Whitefish at one of the many classic inns

    Ski...

    between 'snow ghosts' near the summit of Whitefish Mountain

    Travel...

    by flying into the nearby Kalispell airport

    Enjoy...

    cocktail hour at the Firebrand Hotel.

    Explore...

    the expert's favorite, Hellroaring Basin

    Taste...

    everything from ;locally raised elk to fine French cuisine.

    Treat...

    yourself to a wide array of shopping and dining options in Whitefish

    Experience...

    one of Montana's best kept skiing secrets

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    Ski Whitefish Mountain Resort

    Few resorts can offer so much to every skier and boarder. Beginners have nearly the entire lower, looker’s left-hand side of the mountain. Whitefish also offers beginners backside access. Newbies can explore the Northside zone via Caribou trail, the lone green run in that area. And with Whitefish’s nominal crowds, first-time skiers can feel comfortable learning a new skill without worrying about passersby. Intermediates can access the entire mountain—the Frontside, Northside and Hellroaring Basin—providing them with nearly 1,500 acres to explore. Freestyle skiers and snowboarders have two terrain parks to choose from between Chair 3, or Tenderfoot, and Heaven’s T-Bar.

    Whitefish skiing offers experts incredible access as well, via all three zones: Frontside, Northside and Hellroaring Basin. Experts get to experience all of the terrain on the two backside areas, from the sustained glades in Northside’s Window Pane and the steep pitch on Bighorn. Those in search of extreme terrain will be pleased with Hellroaring Basin’s offering, especially Picture Chutes.

    With so much terrain, so many affordable lodging options and an exclusive skiing experience, there are too many reasons to book your Whitefish Mountain Resort vacation right now. Speak or chat with one of our knowledgeable Mountain Travel Experts to start planning your ski vacation today.

    Mountain Stats

    2353'

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    Summit Depth

    TERRAIN

    3000ac

    Total Acres

    14

    Total Lifts

    0mi

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    Tubing

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    Whitefish Ski Vacation Packages

    CUSTOMER REVIEWS (3)

    OVERALL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE*

    4.0Good
    *based on the average of all overall experience ratings given in traveler reviews.
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    Too Late in Season

    Great mountain, very good town and lodge, we got to there too late in the season for really good snow, but would go back.

    Whitefish Mountauin

    Nicely run mountain; friendly crew. The day lodge at the top is well run, clean and efficient. Our timing was not too good....fairly severe "Spring conditions..." ...Freezer frost in the early AM..then maybe a nice 2 hrs on a more forgiving surface, morphing to snow cones in early afternoon....Luck of the draw....we should have gone earlier.

    Powder and clouds

    We had three days of new powder snow however the top of the mountain was socked in by the snow clouds making navigation a bit iffy. Once the sun broke through the place was spectacular. This is a local's mountain as much as destination resort. Lots of steep and deep terrain for the advanced skier however tree wells are a real danger at Whitefish due to the sometimes poor visibility and deep snow. Ski with a buddy and have some avalanche training if you are going into the deep. Plenty of nice green and blue terrain for the family and there are blue runs off the top of the peak. I'll note that I write this in early April and Whitefish is still getting snow. Our condo was older but fit the 6 of us comfortably. Cooking gear was adequate and all the appliances were in working order. Skiing to and from the condo was convenient. I can't rate the nightlife. We ski all day and really aren't into night life. However the town of Whitefish is delightful. There is a free shuttle and a donations based taxi system. Of course Glacier National Park is right next door for a day off from skiing. We'd happily go back.
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