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Naturalist John Muir said of the Glacier National Park area: "Wander here a whole summer if you can . . . and the big days will go by uncounted . . . the time spent here will not be taken from your life."
The Whitefish area is a year-round outdoor playground. In warmer
Grinnel Lake in Glacier National Park

Grinnel Lake in Glacier National Park

months, from June through September, visitors soak up mountain sun- boating on Whitefish Lake, rafting the southern boundary of Glacier Park, go horseback riding, cycling trails through deep green forests, and golfing some of the Northwest's finest courses. September ends in a glorious profusion of color as the birch, tamaracks, and aspen turn gold. The color lasts well into October, allowing plenty of
City Beach at Whitefish Lake

City Beach at Whitefish Lake

time to enjoy scenic drives and hikes. In late October skiffs of snow appear on the peaks, and by late November, winter arrives. Winter means skiing and snowshoeing, sleigh rides and dogsledding. Spring finds us rummaging closets for fly rods, hiking boots and binoculars for the spectacular fishing and birding. And that brings us around to our glorious summer sun once again.

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