
Stillwater River & Lower Stillwater Lake
Paddle from the dock, fish the river from the lawn, or walk about 100 yards to Lower Stillwater Lake. Seven lakes sit within five miles.
Photo: Lodge 93

Lodge 93 sits on the Stillwater River in Olney, Montana, putting Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort, blue-ribbon fly fishing and a string of mountain lakes within easy reach. Drive times below are approximate.
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Paddle from the dock, fish the river from the lawn, or walk about 100 yards to Lower Stillwater Lake. Seven lakes sit within five miles.
Photo: Lodge 93

Big Mountain's famous frosted "snow ghosts," big terrain and views into Glacier National Park. In summer, ride the lifts for mountain biking and hiking.
Photo: dr-scott, CC BY-SA 3.0

Enter at West Glacier and you're soon at Lake McDonald, the park's largest lake, famous for its colorful stones and glassy morning reflections.
Photo: w_lemay, CC BY-SA 2.0

One of America's great scenic drives, climbing to Logan Pass across the Continental Divide. Typically open fully in summer; check NPS for vehicle reservations.
Photo: Mcrawfish, CC BY-SA 3.0

Start in the Stillwater River out back, then explore nearby lakes, the forks of the Flathead River and the alpine lakes of Glacier National Park.
Photo: Glacier National Park / NPS, Public domain

Swim and boat at Whitefish Lake's City Beach and State Park, or hike and bike the trails on Big Mountain above town.
Photo: USDA Forest Service, Northern Region, Public domain
A walkable mountain town with restaurants, breweries, boutiques and the historic Great Northern depot, where Amtrak's Empire Builder still stops.

One of the largest natural freshwater lakes west of the Mississippi, with boating, cherry stands and lakeside towns like Bigfork.
Photo: Chris Light, CC BY-SA 4.0
Paddle and fish the Stillwater River from the dock, swim at Whitefish Lake, drive the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, and ride the lifts at Whitefish Mountain Resort for mountain biking and hiking. Evenings belong to the fire pit and the geodome.
Ski and snowboard at Whitefish Mountain Resort among the frosted "snow ghosts," then come home to the private hot tub, barrel sauna and stone fireplace. The geodome is a cozy spot to watch snow fall over the pond.
Quieter trails, wildlife along the river (guests have watched beavers swim past the dock at dusk) and fewer crowds in downtown Whitefish.
Seven lakes within five miles of the cabin, forest service roads for morning hikes, and downtown Whitefish's restaurants and breweries about 20 minutes away.
| Stillwater River | At the back deck (about 40 ft) |
|---|---|
| Lower Stillwater Lake | About 100 yards |
| Downtown Whitefish | About 20 minutes |
| Whitefish Lake City Beach | About 20 minutes |
| Whitefish Mountain Resort | About 35 minutes |
| Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) | About 35 minutes |
| Glacier National Park, West Entrance | About 1 hour |
| Flathead Lake | About 50 minutes |

Come home to the hot tub, sauna and geodome after every adventure.
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