The remarkable town of Whitefish in the
northwest corner of Montana began in the late 1800's as a fur trading center.
Then in the early 1900's, railroad workers cut the first trees for the
Whitefish town site, hence the name "Stumptown". Whitefish later
flourished with both the logging industry and the Great Northern Railway, and
today it enjoys all the best qualities of a quaint alpine village retaining
much of the charm and charisma of its early days.
Whitefish Is The Ultimate Four-Season Vacation Destination.
A full range of winter activities including skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling,
or just a pleasant conversation around a cozy fire awaits visitors. Summer
offers endless outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horse-back
riding, boating and fishing. During fall and spring the pace slows down a bit
providing a great opportunity to soak up the natural beauty of the area. Truly,
Whitefish is "Beyond Expectations!"
The remarkable town of Whitefish in the
northwest corner of Montana began in the late 1800's as a fur trading center.
Then in the early 1900's, railroad workers cut the first trees for the
Whitefish town site, hence the name "Stumptown". Whitefish later
flourished with both the logging industry and the Great Northern Railway, and
today it enjoys all the best qualities of a quaint alpine village retaining
much of the charm and charisma of its early days.