WHITEFISH RIVERFRONT HOTEL, Whitefish

Welcome to The Pine Lodge on Whitefish River. The Pine Lodge combines warm hospitality and competitive rates in Whitefish, Montana. The Pine Lodge is near downtown Whitefish and 20 km from Glacier Park International. Averill Hospitality has acquired The Pine Lodge, known for its riverside location and welcoming atmosphere.

Guests will find amenities included with every guestroom, such as heating, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, a terrace, a patio, and garden furniture. Free toiletries are available. Rooms also have an AM/FM alarm clock, a flat-screen TV, and carpeted floors. Communication features for the deaf and hard of hearing include a visual fire alarm, a visual door knock indicator, a phone with a flashing light when ringing, and an outlet within 4 feet of the phone for TTY use. Options range from double rooms to family rooms and suites. Some rooms feature a hot tub, a balcony with river views, or a kitchenette with a refrigerator and microwave.

The Pine Lodge offers complimentary kayak and paddle board rentals to explore the river behind the hotel. Guests can socialize at the five-acre Hugh Rogers WAG Dog Park, which has open spaces, walking paths, benches, and drinking fountains for both dogs and humans. The hotel is near Whitefish Mountain Resort, which has more than 40 miles of mountain bike trails. The trail behind the hotel offers a walking path to get you Downtown. Coffee and popcorn are available in the lobby. The nearby Whitefish Trail is a 25-mile winding path through nature. Nine public championship golf courses are within a 45-minute drive of The Pine Lodge. The area provides a variety of winter season activities, including snowshoeing in Glacier National Park and fat tire biking.

The Pine Lodge is in Whitefish near the Going to the Sun Gallery, Frame of Reference Fine Art Gallery, Stark Gallery, and Rare Bird Studio Gallery. Whitefish Lake is at the edge of Whitefish. The area provides camping areas, hiking, and fishing in the North Fork area, including Bowman and Kintla Lakes. In the summer, guests can see Running Eagle Falls, or take a zipline tour. Snowmobiling is available in Western Montana and Glacier National Park. Guests can take a hike on the Trail of the Cedars at the Avalanche Lake area or Hidden Lake Trail at Logan Pass. Apgar Village is the starting point for bus tours along Going-to-the-Sun Road. Many Glacier is one of the most likely places to see black and grizzly bears.

Huckleberry Days is an Art Festival with over 100 artists and food vendors, live entertainment, a huckleberry dessert bake-off contest, and a mobile climbing wall for kids.