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Commitment to Character – Glacier National Park

January 16, 2020 by skiwhitefish

Glacier National Park Crown of the Continent The Crown of the Continent. The Backbone of the Rockies. The Continental Divide. On a clear day, the peaks of Glacier National Park draw the gaze of every skier and snowboarder on Big Mountain and it’s easy to understand where the park’s various…

Join the Fun, Learn from the Pros

January 8, 2020 by Riley Polumbus

Getting through a long, dark winter can be a difficult endeavor. For decades hardy residents of snowy habitats found the best way to stay healthy and happy during the season was to embrace the snow and cold, head outside and find something fun to do. That is why skiing and…

Slope Safety Resolutions

January 1, 2020January 2, 2020 by Riley Polumbus

As we turn the calendar to another New Year, thoughts of health and happiness are typically top of mind. From all of us on the mountain we wish you the best for 2020—may your days be filled with plentiful good times and deep snow to share with the great people…

Commitment to Character – John Dunnigan

December 21, 2019 by skiwhitefish

John Dunnigan Legendary Local Musician You don’t have to spend much time in the Flathead Valley before stumbling upon a John Dunnigan show or, at the very least, hearing the name. John has been playing music four to five nights a week since he settled down in the area more…

Last Minute Gift Ideas (While Skiing)

December 20, 2019 by Riley Polumbus

Mother Nature dropped off an early gift for all of us late last week with a powder day that opened most of the front side of the mountain. This was no blower storm, it was snow of the creamy kind, a perfect layer for building our base and opening more…