We rent e-bikes, paddle boards, kayaks, baby gear, bear spray, and have all the outdoor gear you need for sale in our retail shop.
Our tours are custom tailored to each group. From multi-generational families to large, corporate groups, we're here to help you plan the best vacation possible. Our trip planning advice is always free. We encourage you to browse our website or visit our downtown store. Montana is a special place. We're happy you've found your way to our small paradise. Shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and other toiletries.
A personal first aid kit with bandaids and other essentials. A memory card and extra batteries for your camera so that you can take as many pictures as possible! Stain remover pens for the clothes you love. A laundry bag to keep your suite tidy.
Coin-operated washers and dryers are available for all our guests. Reusable water bottles. Plenty of healthy snacks for the action-packed days you have ahead!
If you ever need additional bedding or towels, simply call our front desk and we will have them delivered to your room. Your kitchen suite includes a refrigerator and freezer, microwave, coffee maker, dishes, and more. Your bathroom includes a hairdryer for your convenience.
Visiting Montana in winter means you need to be prepared for cold temperatures, snow and ice. Locals are big fans of layers in the winter, which allow for fluctuating temperatures. Pro tip: If you plan on playing outside for long stretches of time, pick up hand and toe warmers to wear in your boots and gloves. Combine that with wildlife watching opportunities, low-elevation hikes and snow-kissed mountains, and spring in Montana is nothing short of a great adventure.
Pro tip: Flannel passes as a dress shirt around here and is oftentimes the last layer you need for either taking a stroll or heading out to dinner. While the temperatures are comfortable and tend to be in the 70s and 80s, summer nights can cool down, which leaves you needing a cozy layer.
When visiting Montana in fall, your suitcase should include flannel shirts, long-sleeve tops, T-shirts, long pants, raincoats, a light packable down jacket or fleece, hats and beanies, hiking boots, tennis shows and transitional footwear.
Throw one in your carry-on bag or scoop one up at a local Kalispell shop. With our location in the Crown of the Continent region, Kalispell is doing our part to eliminate plastic water bottle waste. My family recently visited Vietnam after scoring an incredible business class airfare on Hong Kong Airlines! What to pack for a vacation in Montana! More from 2 Moms Travel. Big or small, we're here to curate a memorable experience just for you.
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