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Flathead Living Magazine

Lifestyle

Autumn Gold

Shiver for the first time on a cool crisp day. Hear the crunch of leaves underfoot as you retire your sandals for thick socks and boots. Seasons change. Summer falls into autumn.

Home

Remodel Revival

Home renovation has been a popular trend amid the influx of newcomers during the pandemic

Culture

‘We’re Not Just Relics of the Past’

Blackfeet Nation leaders promote cultural connection to their sacred landscape through hunting, gathering, horse riding and celebrating the Amskapi Piikani way of life

Destinations

Lake Mary Ronan

Live the lake life away from the bustle of Flathead or Whitefish

48 Degrees North

Glacier Park, 1921

That visitation slump of 1921 would be short lived. The following year, visitation skyrocketed to 23,935, the most in the park’s history at that time.

Lifestyle

Rise and Shine

Feel the warmth of morning sun; hear the songbird’s anthem. Inhale the aroma of a fresh cup of coffee. Activate your senses.

Home

Backyard Living with Style

The pandemic has prompted homeowners to creatively repurpose formerly underutilized outdoor areas into sophisticated living spaces

Local

Saving the Mansion on the Hill

Somers native Jasmine Morton has always loved the mysterious yellow house overlooking Flathead Lake, and now she and her husband are restoring the historic Somers Mansion to its former glory

48 Degrees North

Fifty Years at the Depot

Amtrak was created on May 1, 1971, after most of the nation’s railroads decided to stop running passenger trains

Business

Glacier Grown Hemp

Kalispell resident Anne Sorensen turned her passion for raw and organic CBD oil into a business in 2019, launching Montana Pure Botanicals

Business

Consigned and Refined

Now in its 31st year, Kalispell’s Southside Consignment is a Flathead Valley staple full of unique and eclectic items, with up to 800 sellers at any given time

Culture

An Amish Anchor

The former Mission General Store, now Stutzman’s Country Market, in St. Ignatius has been a mainstay in the Amish community for nearly two decades, known for unique products and an old-timey feel that the new owners plan to preserve