Lone Pine State Park
A state park on a hillside southwest of Kalispell, with an overlook above the Flathead Valley and, on clear days, views of Glacier National Park in the distance.
Lone Pine State Park lies on a ridge southwest of Kalispell. It covers about 110 hectares and includes roughly 11 km of hiking and mountain biking trails, a visitor center, and picnic areas. The most popular feature is the cliffside overlook, which provides views of the entire Flathead Valley, the city of Kalispell, and the north end of Flathead Lake. On clear days, the peaks of Glacier National Park can be seen to the east. The park is small, and the viewpoints can be toured in about an hour on foot. It is a convenient stop on the way to Flathead Lake. Non-residents of Montana must pay a day-use fee.
Opening hours
Open during daytime (approx. 08:00 until dusk)
Nearby sights
- Conrad Mansion Museum
- Downtown Whitefish
- Whitefish Depot
- Whitefish Trail
- Whitefish City Beach
- Whitefish Lake State Park
- Wayfarers State Park
- Bigfork