We went on the Montana Brew Bus today and what fun it was!!! They picked us up in Whitefish at the…read moreSuper 1 but we also picked up a couple in Kalispell. It's not just a tasting tour. You get behind the scenes tour of where you stop. We went to the new Sun Rift Brewery in Kalispell. Super cool new Brewery with a great atmosphere. Our second stop was Brass Tap. They have over 30 local beers on Tap and the last was Whitefish Handcrafted Spirits. Tom the distiller gave a great tour of the distillery. You get to taste at each stop or a cocktail/beer. The entire trip was about 4.5 hours but we met great people. The owners were super nice people and did a great job. I highly recommend you take a tour.

Can I give more stars?! What a great experience, with great food, great drinks, and great people!…read moreChris and sherry allowed us to select which distilleries and breweries we wanted to go to based on their recommendations! Each location was a new experience, with delicious drinks, fun new friends. I would recommend this for anyone who is visiting or lives here. Great for parties, great for a small group of people or large!

Had a wonderful half-day whitewater rafting trip with co-workers. Our guide, Sookie, was fabulous…read more Will definitely recommend.

For 30 years, I have dreamed of floating down the Flathead river along the legendary snow-capped…read moremountain peaks of Glacier National Park. Over the years, I have looked at dozens (OK, hundreds) of photos of the wet, smiling faces of the boaters splashing and paddling through the whitewater rapids. They always look so happy and excited! Oh, how I wanted to be "that guy" in the photo. In 2024, I decided I had waited long enough and pulled the trigger. With a gentle nudge from my best friend, I booked a 2-day whitewater rafting adventure with Glacier Guides and Montana Raft. It was time- and it was now my turn! We made our way north in June, 2025 crossing through 8 states and into Montana. A day before we arrived at the Glacier Guide office, I received a call from our rafting guide, Zack. He sounded as excited as we were and walked us through the itinerary and what we could expect when we arrived. Very professional! The day had come! When we arrived at the Glacier Guide Office, we were greeted by our guides, Zack and Abby who are absolute Rock Stars and clearly love what they do. They made sure we had all the recommended gear and helped us re-pack our gear into waterproof bags for our Rocky Mountain adventure. We met the others assigned to our boat and got fitted for wet suits, life jackets and helmets. Within an hour, we loaded into our bus and headed north- 2 big, blue rafts in tow. The first day was spent easing down the Flathead River along the banks of Glacier National Park. The views were just beautiful. Our guide on the first day was Abby, who was as funny as she was skilled at navigating the Class II river. Zack floated ahead of us in the "gear boat" which carried all our tents, food and camping gear. We stopped for lunch around noon which gave us an opportunity to stretch our legs and get to know the other members of our party. Bald eagles were observed every so often, as were momma ducks with their babies close by. Everyone was on the lookout for grizzly bears that are common in Glacier, but unfortunately none were seen on our trip. After lunch, we continued down the river for several hours until Zack found a good spot to call "home" for the night. We had a few hours before nightfall and spent our time making camp, hanging wet clothes and enjoying some of the most beautiful mountain views in the world. We helped the guides unload the gear boat before enjoying grilled steak and salmon for dinner. The food was fantastic, as was the fellowship! After dinner, we sat around a little campfire and relaxed with our new friends. Tired from a long day on the water, we all headed to our tents around 10:00 PM. 6:00 AM, daylight and the smell of coffee and bacon stirred us from our tents. With the sounds of the river flowing below, we eased into the new day with a great breakfast before we broke camp, donned our protective gear and loaded our raft. We changed captains and Zack guided us down the river after a safety brief, Abby navigated the "gear boat" a safe distance behind. Another glorious Montana day on the river. The closer we got to the entrance of Glacier Park, the more dramatic the views and more challenging the whitewater became. Zack expertly and safely navigated the Class III rapids, all while we paddled like crazy when the order "All forward!" was given. The last stretch of water had 8 named rapids like "Bone Crusher," "Pinball" and "The Big Squeeze." All of us got drenched to the bone and wouldn't have it any other way. It was the Montana trip of a lifetime and everything I hoped it would be. As our 2-day, overnight adventure came to an end, our guides "high-fived" us and thanked us for joining them. I was sad to leave, I cannot lie. Zack and Abby with Glacier Guides knocked it out of the park- true professionals and an absolute pleasure to be around. I will never forget my Rocky Mountain adventure and am so grateful for the staff of Glacier Guides that helped make a dream come true. I can confidently recommend Glacier Guides to anyone. ~David T. Leuba

What an amazing experience! We rode e-bikes from Avalanche to the loop and I can't wait to do it…read moreagain. The bikes were so fun to ride and allowed me to experience the road in a way I don't think I could do on a regular bike. They had a nice chariot for us to take our 5 month old. Very friendly staff too.

Great place, only $99 for an all-day ebike rental as compared to $164 inside Glacier. All the bikes…read moreare new and in great shape. Love the Pace Adventura ebikes. The staff were friendly and super-helpful, they even helped load and unload the bikes into our Denali SUV.

Amazing helicopter ride with breathtaking views. Go for the full hour ride to see part of the…read moreGlacier national park from a very different perspective. Ice capped peaks as far as the eye can see, some glaciers, lakes a waterfalls can be viewed. Easily one of the top helicopter rides we've been on. The reservation process is a bit tricky and played by ear. You get an initial confirmation then a second confirmation the night before. We were able to book the day before and they were very accommodating. The weather is highly variable in Glacier Park and understandably they may have to cancel depending on the weather. However it worked out for us.

This was the highlight of our recent trip to Glacier national park. We drove the HIghway to the sun…read moreon our first day, then booked this for an aerial photo tour. Our pilot was amazing, knowledgeable, and didn't take risks (which I appreciated!). We did the one hour tour, I think the half hour would be way too short. We were so happy to see the glaciers, waterfalls and other sights you just cannot get to in the park. We had no problems with our reservation, or the directions for getting there. If the weather is bad, they will cancel for safety reasons, so we were blessed with beautiful weather. A must do.

We took the Western Alpine Tour. Our driver was Jammer Jim. He was an excellent tour guide. He was…read morevery informative and entertaining. I would absolutely do it again. This is the best way to tour the park. The buses are very comfortable and a lot of fun! We were visiting in that area for two weeks and this was definitely one of our favorite days. It was relaxing and the weather could not have been better! There are no words or photos that can do this Red Bus Tour any justice!

What a great tour!! Karl was fun and funny. He knew a lot and was able to give us history of the…read moreareas as well as the bus. We took the Huckleberry tour and it started out sunny. Then it started raining. Then it hailed!!! Karl did say this part of the park is more of a rainforest so that explains why it rained. Of course the sun came back out in the last 15 minutes of the tour. The tour was wonderful and he was a very accommodating guide the entire time. I wish we'd had done these tours in some of the other parks but now we know for the future. This is a great way to see part of the park without driving or hiking.

Went snowmobiling with the family and it was my first time. The entire staff here were incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful. The snowmobiles were all in great shape and our tour guides Brett and Kelsey were so patient and kind! They really made this trip memorable for all of us, including our kids. They built snowmen with them and even participated in a snowball fight! They were awesome and some really great people!

Snowmobile caught on fire with my son riding on back. I understand malfunctions can happen but…read moremanagenent/ownership tried to blame us and was not even apologetic. I don't normally write reviews but felt public should be warned.