This is a great place to learn about some good old-fashioned history. It is a great place to fill…read moreup your containers. The water was cold and refreshing. What a unique experience.

Went in today and Elizabeth was at the front desk. I didn't say more then two things to her when…read moreshe basically told me to shut up. She then proceeded to be halfway polite to people that came in behind me. I don't know if they rotate employees within the office but please do not let her be at the front desk,she needs to watch the way she talks down to people.Just because a person works for a state office doesn't mean they can be rude to people.

Wonderful and amazing customer service there that helped my son get his very first ID in minutes…read more The ladies are so wonderful and deserve a raise.

I have been to this office twice in person and called once. The personnel were all polite and I…read moregot in pretty quickly.

Arrived at the office at 9:17 am. There were two other people in the office and I was seen at 940…read more Give yourself some time if there is any real crowd. Once to the window it was fast.

All Day has a great staff. Super easy to get set up with an LLC and registration of vehicle.read more

I was impressed with the entire process. I was challenged with an older car that had limited…read moreexisting paperwork. This required more attention to detail on my part but I was able to get it done with very little hassle. I would (and already have ) recommended their services for anyone looking to register/title a classic vehicle.

Did you buy some postcards while in Glacier National Park? Did you forget stamps? Do you need to…read moremail them? Well be sure to stop at this very conveniently located post office (it's even on the right as you exit the park via West Glacier). I don't recall seeing a stamp machine, so do be aware of the lobby hours, which are Mon-Fri 8:30am - 12:30pm and 1:30pm - 4:15pm. It's not open Saturday or Sunday, so you'll have to buy stamps elsewhere, but you can still do your mailing here.

This little town was beautiful and quaint. It has all of the necessities that you will need on your…read moreway into Glacier National Park. It has a post office, gas station, visitors' center and a restaurant. This road leads to the breathtaking Road to the Sun which has some sights such as the Weeping Wall which is a sheer wall of rock that has waterfalls that pretty much get one side of your car wet. These waterfalls are the result of the meltwater from the glaciers above your head. The summit of this road is Logan's Pass which is a continental divide that has a gift store and a trail that you can walk that leads up the side of a mountain. People are allowed to ski and snowboard along this trail which kind of blew my mind since we're in the middle of freaking SUMMER!!! You also get a view of the valley that Yosemite AND Yellowstone don't have anything on. You can see where the glacier came through and carved this valley. I will post pictures at a later date. I can honestly say that I don't say "holy shit" when it comes to nature, but that's what I said when I made one of our few stops along the highway. We also saw a black bear and we found him when we saw about 20 tourists on one side of the road snapping a picture of him. I was so cool!!! I will be back on another trip definitely!!!

Just wanted to mention the city of Whitefish, Montana. I was passing by here after visiting Glacier…read moreNational Park for a few days. The best aspect/feature of this town is that it offers a nice little walking section of throwback western stores. I'd say the entire downtown area is comprised of 4 - 5 blocks where you can browse quaint shops, people watch and grab a few souvenirs. The backdrop of town transports you back in time. With parking spots lined up across every street...I simply got out of my car and started walking around and exploring. Some highlights included old fashioned saloons, outposts, casinos, chocolatiers, antiques, bars and grills, classic "old - time" photos, arts and boutiques. Strolling among town, a bunch of the stores and shops are authentically patterned as if you're surrounded within a golden/cowboy era within time. It was quite unique to wander up and down the streets. I hung out for roughly an hour....peering inside the windows of stores and enjoying the ambiance throughout before continuing on my journey. Overall, it was pleasant to visit the city of Whitefish and wander the charming avenues of downtown. For anyone passing through the area - this touristy section is a cool pit-stop to immerse yourself in some vintage surroundings among old fashioned venues.

Well now as of summer 2024,a lot of trees,truck loads,looks like they might be widening Hwy93 just…read morenorth of town ?they have cleared a large swath of pine trees mybe 25 feet wide for about 2-3 miles.looks like a major logging operation? Let's hope.And this is the section that is in desperate need of repair and the only Highway heading north out of town.

This review is for the Olney MT Fire departments fundraiser "Flathead Classic Sled Dog Race". We…read moremade the trip in from Whitefish, an easy 20 minute drive or so. Three miles past the sign for Olney is the start and finish line. Side roads turn off on the right and left (event is on the left if west bound). Turn off and park on either one. Just hold onto your kids when nearing HWY 93. The event is free, although the Fire Department has coffee for a donation, and some meals and snacks to purchase. Just follow the barking dogs lining the side road up to the event. Yak tracks for your boots are encouraged. The main staging area is a bit "busy" and can be a little misleading. You are encouraged to walk off trail, past the finish line, along the actual race path. Just a little bit in along the trail and it opens up considerably. There is much more visibility to see the teams as they make there way to and from the starting line. Tips: 1. Bring folding chairs 2. Bring a snack and warm drinks 3. Bring a bag for trash since you will likely be some distance in and away from any trash bins. Pack it in pack it out rules apply. 4. Handwarmers if it is cold The event was really active at 9 AM then seemed to settle down by 1 PM, although the teams were still racing. It was a gorgeous day out and we could have easily spent the rest of it watching the racers had we been better prepared. Be prepared to help the all volunteer Fire department which depends on your charity.