If you're staying in Kalispell and looking for something to do on a hot day, go to Woodland Water…read morePark! We had people from ages 5-50 who had so much fun! They had a lazy river, large pool, kiddie splash area, diving board, and two water slides! One of the water slides was incredibly fun for teens and adults!

This is a beautiful city park. It has a man made pond with ducks and geese year round, that's kept…read moreunfrozen on one end for them during the winter. On the other end during the winter, it's turned into an ice skating rink. It's lovely in the spring and summer. It's kept really well manicured. There is a path that winds throughout the park so you can walk your dogs. Bathrooms are older but when you gotta go, you gotta go! Attached is a water park for kiddos in the summer and a skate park. The skate park is free, the water park charges a fee for entrance. Sometimes there are shady characters around so I wouldn't recommend just dropping your kids off.....

My Grandson whom is 7 years old wanted to go climbing. He had been to Rockfish a couple years when…read morewe visited.. We were visiting from Southern California and was taking him to places he wanted to go. We found that the smaller walls he was able to reach the top. What was fun for him was there was a slide to go down to the floor. They also have w weight room.

When I previously took my kiddo climbing a few years ago in Portland, she was hesitantly getting…read moreinto it until a younger kiddo playfully played peek-a-boo and startled my kid to tears. Today, she got the gear, and absolutely fell in love with the kid climbing wall. I think they've done such a great job with it. There were even a few climbs on there that I struggled with, which was great fun because I could also climb up with her and still feel challenged. Some great routes and fun, playful ropes and ladders set-up in the middle. I think they've used up the space really well. The guy (sorry, didn't catch your name) who helped us was really patient and awesome with getting my kid comfortable, safe in terms of rules, and excited to climb. After a foiled attempt at taking the scenic drive through Glacier Park due to the fires, this experience at Rockfish hands down made up for it. It meant everything to see my daughter so happy -- thank you! We would definitely return on a future trip to this area of Montana.

Such a great experience with Link! The climbing area was beautiful and the climbs were great. He…read morehad all the routes set before we got there and we started climbing right away. I've been climbing for a few years, but was a little rusty and Link was a super helpful guide. He provided gentle tips and encouragement. Plus, he is just generally a really cool guy! Would absolutely recommend for new and experienced climbers traveling without all their gear.

Rock Climb Montana is the best. I've used them twice now for a full-day and half-day excursion with…read moremy sons to Stryker Mountain. Our guide was friendly and knowledgeable, encouraging and safe. The location was beautiful, sitting alongside a river. It can get a little buggy, so bring mosquito repellent and/or wear long sleeves and pants. It's shaded and cool, so it's enjoyable all day. The climbs are versatile and range from shorter to longer single pitch routes. All-around an incredible experience and can't say enough about the company and guides. Highly recommend if you're in NW Montana and looking for something adventurous, bonding, beautiful and fun.

This place was really cool and I would recommend going. I went when it was raining and apparently…read morethat means that the waterfalls look better so I guess you should go when it's raining. Or at least that's what they said. If you're there on a busier day I would recommend going early cuz the parking was pretty minimal. Honestly a must visit at Glacier National Park

Sacred Dancing Cascade Falls is a magical West Glacier waterfall. You can access this waterfall…read moreeasily from a footbridge spanning McDonald Creek. Even though there were more rapids and cascades further upstream of this falls, I wanted to check out why the local Native-Americans revere this particular waterfall. Sacred Dancing Cascade Falls is accessible to the eyes from the road. Looking up from the Red Tour Bus, you can gaze up the mountain and see several streaming walls of water. After pulling off the road into a large parking lot, it is a quick walk to the footbridge over the Creek, and after a hike, you will be close enough to where a great view of the cascade can be found, For the local indigenous peoples, this Sacred Waterfall is a spiritual holy place. The mists that rise from the base of the waterfall are thought to connect heaven and earth. They are also thought to be a conduit of our earthly prayers to the Great Creator and where the First Man & First Woman were created by the Moon Transformer. A local tribe member once explained the importance of the Falls by saying the waterfall is a symbol to them of "the cycle of water which renews us for it is the cycle of life." The Sacred Falls is a glorious thing to experience. When you get closer up, seeing the smooth layers of rock scrubbed down by years of powerful water tumbling over it is thrilling. Sacred Dancing Cascade Fall makes you realize the incredible force of water and why the Indians are right to revere such a place as this.

Great place for a picnic or a swim. Plenty of picnic tables and benches. Bring water shoes to…read morehelp with the gravel getting in the water. Water is clear, clear and cool.

If you're looking for a slice of Montana magic with a great panoramic views, Lone Star State Park…read moreis the place to be! Nestled in the heart of Montana's rugged beauty, this park offers stunning views, peaceful picnic spots, and some cool hikes to keep your spirit wild. Whether you're hiking along scenic trails, fishing in the tranquil waters, or just soaking up the sunshine, Lone Star State Park has that perfect mix of chill and thrill. Plus, the sunsets here are so breathtaking, you'll want to grab your camera! A true Montana treasure is their museum with grizzly bear and a thrill for children and parents alike where you can develop a better appreciation for the local flora and species. The staff was also very helpful.

Beautiful trails, stunning views and you could see the entire horizon and the rest of the state.read more

We had a wonderful stay at the Sky Eco. We rented a cabin that was amazing, updated and perfect for…read moreour Glacier visit. Close to the park but away from the craziness. The kitchen was appropriately stocked for us. The owners were great to work with and we could not have been happier. We would highly recommend it.

Rented E-bikes to do GTTSR in Glacier Natl Park. Rental was very easy to book online, when we…read morearrived at the shop, everything was ready to go. How to use the e-bikes was thoroughly explained. Price was the best we found, and included the helmet & bike locks too. Bikes were in excellent condition & worked great! We had a great time & highly recommend Sky Eco Rentals! The gentleman who helped us was knowledgeable & was very friendly.

Well done course with a bunch of themes from Glacier connected to it, nice scenery. Great way to…read moreend a week in the park.