The mercantile sells supplies, food, groceries, local art work, and includes a hot deli

Full-time researchers and volunteer citizen scientists are key to understanding the natural workings around Glacier

Embrace your unique style during the shoulder season before the busy summer months arrive in northwest Montana

Despite enduring the pitfalls of growing old in tandem with a subculture that first gained mainstream prominence a half-century ago, Clay Taylor, the 58-year-old owner of Montana’s last best hard-goods skate shop in downtown Kalispell, is living the dream

This summer the Flathead Valley will play host to activities appealing to wide range of interests and age groups

A uniquely Montana brewing niche offers an approachable dark beer that’s smooth going down, making it a year-round favorite

Now in its fourth year, Glacier’s ticketed entry system has helped manage congestion problems in and around the park, boosting visitor experiences

More than a dozen years after hiking all 734 miles of Glacier National Park’s trails in a single season, Jake Bramante has launched a new driving and biking guide to the scenic alpine highway

The Kalispell born and raised artist has been running a downtown gallery for almost a year, while continuing to create the vibrant, but familiar landscape paintings that have captured her artistic interest

A visual meditation on Montana’s flowers

A half-century after the Swan River National Wildlife Refuge was officially designated to preserve this ecologically rich chunk of northwest Montana, local stakeholders have worked to restore its natural state

The recently published memoir is Bryce Andrews’s third book and has been nominated for the 2023 Reading the West Book Awards

After launching in the 1930s, the spa-motel that pipes mineral-rich geothermal water into private pools has endured both the booms and the busts in Hot Springs, a tiny community on the Flathead Indian Reservation where the population never exceeded more than 800 people

As one of Montana’s oldest breweries passes the two-decade mark, its owners rewind through the years that forged them into a lakefront staple

With a fleet of 10 refurbished vintage campers and a postage stamp of property on the doorstep of Glacier National Park, a local couple has created a retro basecamp for visitors and stay-cationers alike