Vacation Rentals By Owner In Polebridge, MT

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Steps from Glacier Adventures -- Tranquil Polebridge Cabin

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Welcome to our tranquil retreat, just outside Glacier National Park and steps from the iconic Polebridge Mercantile, Northern Lights Saloon and North Fork of the Flathead River. Our one-bedroom cabin with a spacious loft offers a unique escape into nature.brbrEmbrace off-grid living with solar power, indoor composting toilet, and water from an old-fashioned hand pump. The outdoor hot shower is amazing!brbrRelax on the deck, unwind in a hammock, and enjoy mountain views while your worries melt away.brbrbrThe Space:brStep into this light-filled cabin with a vaulted ceiling and large windows that bring the gorgeous surrounding views into the space inside. The open floor plan includes an efficient kitchen, a cozy sitting area, and a large dining room table. The bedroom contains a queen-sized bed, dresser, and closet. The bathroom has a composting toilet, a clean, low-impact feature. Up the ladder-like stairs, find a spacious loft that contains four single beds and a TV with DVDs for movies. Step outside to the large deck and private backyard. A propane grill is on the deck! This property is just under one acre. brbrBecause this home is off-grid and remotely located, our cleaning team invests extra time traveling to the property and performing a meticulous, top-to-bottom clean. The cleaning fee helps us maintain the high standards of comfort and cleanliness our guests expect.brbrOff-Grid Living:brEmbrace the simplicity of off-grid living. Polebridge is a uniquely off-grid community, and this cabin gives you the full experience without feeling rustic! The power for the cabin is supplied by a small solar setup, ensuring that your stay has a minimal environmental footprint. There is no running water in the cabin, but there is a well on the property. Pump your water using the old-fashioned hand well and then bring it inside to use at the bathroom and kitchen sinks. One of your favorite experiences while you're here may be the hot outdoor shower! For your convenience and connectivity, the cabin has fast internet through Starlink. brbrOur small solar system is great for running the internet and the conservative use of lights. It will not power items that contain heating elements like blow dryers, curling irons, toasters, or coffee makers. All night power for items such as CPAPs is not guaranteed. brbrBe sure to fill up your gas tank and stock up on groceries and whatever you need as you come through Columbia Falls! There are limited services once you get to the North Fork. We have a pour over coffee maker with filters, be sure to bring your coffee! brbrStays over 7 days allowed with approval, an additional cleaning fee will apply.brbrOutside Amenities:brEnjoy time on the large deck or step down into the yard to relax in a hammock under the whispering aspens. When it's safe for fires, enjoy the large fire pit with mountain views and stargazing. A ping pong table stored in the shed is always a good time. brbrExplore the Surroundings:brYou'll feel tucked away on the property, but you're just steps away from the iconic Polebridge Mercantile. Enjoy their famous huckleberry bearclaw and a cup of coffee to start your day, or take in dinner at the Northern Lights Saloon, where there's often live music. Just down the road is Home Ranch Bottoms, another great spot for dinner. The North Fork of the Flathead River is nearby; relax on the shore or plan a day float, fishing expedition, or swim! There are many activities in the North Fork that are outside of Glacier National Park: hiking to a lookout, swimming at a lake, or just relaxing in the gorgeous surroundings of the cabin. brbrGlacier National Park:brThe cabin is minutes from the North Fork entrance of the Park, or a gorgeous 40-minute drive from Apgar and the West entrance to the park. brbrBook your stay today and experience the North Fork!

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One of a kind views of Glacier National Park! Elkhorn Cabin at Thunderbird Ridge.

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Guests at Thunderbird Ridge can easily explore the wonders of nature. Embark on hikes through Glacier's breathtaking trails, discover hidden lakes, marvel at cascading waterfalls, and encounter the park's diverse wildlife. The historic town of Polebridge, with its charming buildings, world-famous pastries, and welcoming atmosphere, offers a unique glimpse into the region's rich history and culture.

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One of a kind views of Glacier National Park! Summit Cabin at Thunderbird Ridge.

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Guests at Thunderbird Ridge can easily explore the wonders of nature. Embark on hikes through Glacier's breathtaking trails, discover hidden lakes, marvel at cascading waterfalls, and encounter the park's diverse wildlife. The historic town of Polebridge, with its charming buildings, world-famous pastries, and welcoming atmosphere, offers a unique glimpse into the region's rich history and culture.

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Secluded Cabin in Polebridge, Montana, with Fantastic Views of Glacier National Park - Dream Glamping Experience

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Welcome to our private, cozy, and remote cabin with Glacier National Park mountain views! You will be the only guests on this 65 acre property with 2 additional wall tents available for cabin guests only. The cabin is comfortable with a large wood stove and propane heater. The kitchen has everything you need except a dishwasher and the table seats 14. There is a full bathroom on each floor with one downstairs bedroom a master bedroom and a walk-through bedroom upstairs. There are porches with ample seating on both floors. brbr brbrThere is an additional guest sleeping cabin with no bathroom about 30 yards from the main cabin. It has a European wood stove and great views of the mountains. There is a newly added Kiddies secret hangout great for kids up to about 5 years old. The property is off the grid but has high-speed wifi, a huge fire pit with free firewood, a washer, and dryer, free use of inflatable kayaks, lots of lawn games, maps, and guide books, as well as marked trails right from the glamping spot. brbrFor groups of more than 11 we have 2 Glamping Tents on site for cabin guests only. These are 12 X14 wall canvas tents set up with comfy beds and cotton sheets please inquire because we can set these set up to accomodate your group. There is an additonal hot outdoor shower, cold water sink and outhouse close by. brbr brbrWe are only 2.5 miles from the North Fork Park Entrance and 35 minutes to Apgar and the Going to the Sun Road. Walk, bike, or drive to the Polebridge Mercantile (bakery, pizza, and rentals) and Saloon (often with live music). Explore the lightly used Flathead forest trails, hike to Look Out Towers, or fish, swim, or float the Flathead River and ponds and lakes.

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Glamping Tent 2, with Glacier National Park Views, near Polebridge

Polebridge, Montana, United States

No Vehicle reservation needed. MOUNTAIN VIEWS & REMOTE with only 2 tents on 200 acres . Escape from the crowds of the Park to the peace & quiet of the North Fork, 5 mins to the mountain village of Polebridge,10 mins from the North Fork Park Entry & 35 mins to the Going to the Sun Rd. Comfortable outdoor living in the Wild & Scenic North Fork River Valley. The mountain views of GNP are magnificent, the skies dark & the quiet unforgettable. The tents are secluded, but close to the mountain village of Polebridge. Enjoy breakfast at the Polebridge Mercantile before you hit the trails, fish or float the river. Live music at the Northern Lights Saloon .brYOU DO NOT NEED A VEHICLE RESERVATION TO STAY HERE.brLast year our guest had no problem getting vehicle reservations the night before. The free shuttle service was also popular from Apgar.brThe spacebrWild and Scenic with a maximum of 5 guests on the property This listing is for one of 2 tents, each sleep 2 ( 3 with an additional cot). The 10 by 12 canvas tents are on platforms and private. Each tent is furnished with either a king bed ( this listing) which can be converted to 2 twins or a the a queen bed.(other tent), trunks for storage, and colorful soft furnishings. There are small heaters for those chilly mornings. The tents are well supplied with maps and guide books. Outside on the porch are chairs to relax and enjoy the view. There is a shared firepit with wood provided. Nearby is a outhouse with a composting toilet and a hot outdoor shower There is a primitive outdoor kitchen, with a coleman stove, small charcoal grill and hot running water. Along side is a covered dining area with propane fire pit. We provide cotton sheets plenty of cozy covers, towels and kitchen items etc. just bring your personal items, food, drink and ice. We can provide extra ice. For those flying in we can provide coolers. We may have an additional family tent available just ask. We also have another cabin that sleeps 8 check out Remote Cabin on 65 acres, Polebridge.brGuest accessbrGuests are welcome to explore the area, we have a pond and 200 acres of forest with marked trails and mountain views The tents are secluded but close to our cabin and we are here to help. We have high speed internet (starlink) and use wifi calling.brbrOther things to notebrWe are in the wild and scenic North Fork Valley and share this beautiful area with wild animals including deer, elk, moose, mountain lions, lynx, snowshoe hares, grizzly and black bears etc.. We are very careful to prevent human /wild animal interactions and do not feed the wild animals . Please store all food, cooking equipment in the cabin and do not leave any food or trash outside, in the tents or cars. Please help us with this important piece of housekeeping.No Glacier National Park Vehicle Reservation needed to stay here. We can help you with ways to access the Park, and visiting the 2 million acre Flathead Forest behind the tents. Guests are welcome to explore the area, we have a pond and 200 acres of forest with marked trails and mountain views The tents are secluded but close to our cabin and we are here to help. We are part of the new Starlink internet testing program. The wifi is great, we call and text using wifi.brbrThe Park can be visited outside of ticketed hours and there are plenty of lovely places to visit outside of the Park for hiking, boating fishing and swimming.brbrI have tried to simplify below the information for Park access in 2025 but I cannot include phone numbers/website due to vrbo policies.brbrLast year our guest had no problem getting vehicle reservations the night before. The free shuttle service was also popular from Apgar.brbrGlacier National Park announces timed entry vehicle reservation pilot for 2025brWEST GLACIER, Mont. [November 7, 2024] – Glacier National Park will once again implement a pilot vehicle reservation system in 2025, from June 13 to September 28, 2025, for the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork. Visitors can begin making advance reservations on February 12, 2025. Reservations will be required from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. As in previous years, visitors may enter reservation areas without a reservation before or after reservation hours.brNew in 2025, the park will be piloting timed entry reservations for the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork. Visitors will enter the park according to the time block they have reserved and can remain in the park for as long as they like on the day of their reservation. Visitors who miss their reserved time block can enter after 3 p.m. Multiple time blocks will be available between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Additional information regarding time blocks will be announced in a separate press release.br“In 2025 we are continuing successful measures from the 2024 season, including access to Apgar Village, Two Medicine, and the East Entrance to Going-to-the-Sun Road outside of the vehicle reservation system. Within that successful framework we are going to try timed entry to see if we can minimize congestion, optimize visitor arrival, and improve visitor experiences,” said Glacier National Park Superintendent Dave Roemer. “Timed entry has proven to be a valuable tool in other popular national parks and should reduce congestion and wait times at the West Entrance to Going-to-the-Sun Road.”brWest EntrancebrOne timed entry reservation per vehicle will be required to travel Going-to-the-Sun Road beyond the Apgar Village area from June 13 through September 28, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors can enter before 7 a.m. or after 3 p.m. without a vehicle reservation. Like previous years, visitors with lodging, camping, transportation, or commercial activity reservations can access their intended service within the Going-to-the-Sun Road reservation area with proof of their reservation. Only commercial reservations that originate beyond the Apgar vehicle reservation checkpoint and west of Logan Pass will provide entry in place of a vehicle reservation.brbrAs a reminder, lodging, camping (including Fish Creek and Apgar campgrounds), and commercial activity reservations originating in Apgar will not provide access beyond the Apgar vehicle reservation check point.brNorth ForkbrOne timed entry reservation per vehicle will be required at the Polebridge entrance station June 13 through September 28, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors can enter before 7 a.m. or after 3 p.m. without a vehicle reservation. A reservation is not required to access the community of Polebridge which is located outside the park entrance.brTwo Medicine Valley and St. MarybrAs in 2024, vehicle reservations will not be required to enter Two Medicine Valley or the St. Mary entrance to Going-to-the-Sun Road in 2025. Entry may be temporarily restricted at certain times of day (typically between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.) when areas become too congested. Visitors with service reservations (e.g., boat tours, lodging, horseback ride, guided hikes) in these areas will be permitted entry during temporary restrictions.brMany Glacier ValleybrAs the park has previously announced, the Swiftcurrent area of Many Glacier Valley will be closed to public access during the summer of 2025 due to ongoing construction. The closure will greatly reduce the amount of available parking in Many Glacier Valley. The park is currently researching access alternatives for the valley in 2025. More information about 2025 visitor access options will be announced in a separate news release.brVehicle reservations and entrance passesbrVehicle reservations will only be available on Recreation.gov, the Recreation.gov mobile app, or through the Recreation.gov Call Center (Reservation Line: 877-444-6777). Each of the specified areas of the park will require a separate reservation. Visitors will need to set up an account on Recreation.gov to obtain reservations. The only cost associated with booking a reservation is a $2 Recreation.gov processing fee.brVehicle reservations will be available through two booking windows.br· A portion of reservations will be available 120 days or approximately four months in advance, starting on February 12, 2025, at 8 a.m. MST on a rolling basis on Recreation.gov.br· The remaining vehicle reservations will be available at 7 p.m. MDT for next-day entry starting on June 12, 2025.brIn addition to a vehicle reservation, each vehicle entering the park is required to have an entrance pass for any entry point into the park. These passes could include any of the following: a $35 vehicle pass, good for seven days; a valid Interagency Annual/Lifetime Pass; or a Glacier National Park Annual Pass. A vehicle reservation does not include an entrance pass, and the park entrance pass does not serve as a vehicle reservation.brPursuant to the American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978, vehicle reservations are not required for tribal members throughout the park.brbrVisitors are encouraged to check the park website frequently for updates and additional information.brbrThere are no services north of Columbia Falls, get your supplies and ice there before you head up.brWe have have maps and guide books and information on our favourite hikes. We can help you plan you day, figure out the Park entry system or if you wish or run river shuttles (extra cost) brWhen it is cold we provide one propane canister for ever 2 nights for the heaters. Additional canisters are usually available and cost $8 each.brThe Polebridge mercantile now rents inflatable kayaks, rafts, paddle boards and ebikes which can be booked online under outfitters on their website

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The Ultimate Montana Wilderness Experience with Upscale Comfort

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Take advantage of winter and book for cross country skiing and snowmobiling and snowshoeing right outside your door. Perfect for one, two or maximum of three couples.brIn the summer take the pass less climbed in the Whitefish Divide with hard to beat views and no selfie-sticks in sight. There are numerous hikes in the area with no competition for parking or trail space and the North Fork of the Flathead River is accessible 6 miles away at the U.S.- Canada Border if the day's heat calls for a cool down. Glacier National Park is located near-by but access is not ideal with the rough road and 20 mile drive. The area boasts as much if not more wildlife than the park ranging from moose, wolves, bears, and mountain lions to loons, eagles, elk, mule deer, and fox. Biking, hiking, fishing,floating, and driving the backroads up picturesque passes are just a few of the things to do in the area right outside our doorstep. Traveling in numbers is highly recommended and always have bear spray on hand (1-2 per person). brbrWe are located on 50 acres, surrounded by Forest Service land (USFS) (Flathead National Forest) on two sides, and large acreages on the other two sides. We are in the Trail Creek area, which is an historic area in the North Fork, and often less traveled. brWe also have 68 acres next to Trail Creek for sunning and sitting and listening) to the amazing sounds of Trail Creek only 3 miles away from this property! In the winter perfect of added snowshoeing or skiing.brbrWe welcome you to the absolute privacy of our cozy and warm home in the mountains. It is in excellent condition and has upscale construction with attention to detail. Grand windows are present throughout the house displaying light on the dark grooved flooring and cabinets. It is an open concept with an entryway and a living room with one wood stove and one propane stove, dining room, and kitchen that all share a space downstairs. A 3/4 bath, a laundry/utility/storage room, and bedroom with another Propane fireplace fill the other half of the downstairs area and a garage/game room. The upstairs holds the en suite master bedroom with a double sink vanity and storage, a reading nook, pool table, hangout area around a wood stove, and a place for eating or sitting and talking. There are two decks upstairs and two covered decks downstairs with an outdoor firepit and picnic table. The view's frame the Whitefish divide to the west and Glacier National Park to the east. So bring your reading, bring your arts and crafts, games, cameras, and outdoor gear for summer and winter sports and enjoy your work or relaxation inside or outside the home with Starlink Wi-Fi.br

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Red Meadow Lodge: Experience the Serenity of Nature on the Edge of Glacier Park

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Nestled just 5 miles north of Polebridge Montana, Red Meadow Lodge offers a unique opportunity for larger family groups to immerse themselves in a true wilderness experience. The lodge's strategic location on the high bank of the North Fork River (no access on property to water) affords guests breathtaking views of the northwest corner of Glacier National Park and the majestic Canadian Rockies. brbrA True Wilderness ExperiencebrbrRed Meadow Lodge offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with nature. Whether it's listening to the distant howl of a wolf pack as you snuggle in a sleeping bag on the porch or watching the sunrise over the Canadian Rockies, every moment at the lodge is a chance to create lasting memories. Experience the serenity and beauty of the wilderness at Red Meadow Lodge, where adventure and relaxation await.brbrAccommodationsbrbrRed Meadow Lodge comfortably accommodates up to six adults, and two children, offering a spacious and cozy retreat. The large master suite features a king-sized bed and a hide-a-bed couch, complete with stunning views of Glacier Park. For added comfort, the suite includes a wood stove for chilly mornings or evenings and an air conditioning unit for warm summer nights. The master suite also boasts a private half bath. The west bedroom opens onto a charming sun porch, perfect for those who wish to sleep under the stars or experience the Northern Lights. The bunkroom is designed with the kids in mind, with log bunkbeds along with children’s books and toys.brbrModern AmenitiesbrbrDespite its remote location, the lodge is well-equipped with modern conveniences. Solar power, with generator backup, ensures a reliable energy source, while refrigeration and propane cooking facilities cater to culinary needs. The lodge also features battery-powered lights and flashlights for added convenience. Brand new full-size refrigerator/freezer provides ample space to store groceries, and the kitchen is equipped with a wood cook stove and a four-burner propane stove with an oven. Outside is a camp fire circle, grilling porch and large cooler for your beverages.

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Enjoy Untouched Nature yet some of the Conveniences of Home!

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Surrounded with incredible mountain views, this charming cabin is located at the west entrance to Glacier National Park in the remote North Fork of the Flathead Valley in Polebridge, MT. It is approximately 1 mile from the Polebridge Merchantile. brbrOur cozy cabin is off-grid and situated in the ideal vacation spot to experience the untouched lands of the North Fork yet enjoy some of the conveniences of home. There is indoor 'on demand' hot water and a generator should electricity be occasionally needed. Our cabin also offers a phone, full indoor bath, kitchen furnished with basic eating and cooking utensils, propane refrigerator, propane range, living area, dining area, etc. The ambiance is superb with the warmth of quaint propane wall sconces providing light each night. Linens & towels provided.brbrSleeps 4 people comfortably (extra nightly charge for more than 4 guests). Futon folds out into a queen bed, bunk bed offers double bed on bottom & twin on top if needed. brbrChairs are provided on the porch to relax & enjoy the beautiful surroundings. brbrConvenient to many North Fork attractions including The Polebridge Mercantile, Northern Lights Saloon/Restaurant and Glacier National Park. The 'MERC' provides groceries, fresh ground coffee and home baked treats (Danish, bread and sandwiches, etc,) gifts, gas, propane, film, fishing tackle and beer while the Northern Lights Saloon/Restaurant serves excellent food in a rustic style restaurant and pub.brbrPlease note, this cabin (as well as all properties in the North Fork area) is off grid and cannot accommodate a CPAP machine or those with special medical conditions. brbrThe North Fork Road is an unpaved mountain road and the condition is dependent upon the weather conditions. You can expect some potholes due to snow melt, etc. We recommend traveling in a truck or SUV.br

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Remote, Cozy Lodge & 2 Canvas Tents, Unforgettable Glacier Park View Polebridge

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Private REMOTE Lodge on 65 acres , GLACIER NATIONAL PARK MOUNTAIN VIEWS, LOVED BY 3 GENERATION. FAMILIES, FLEXIBLE ACCOMODATION, 11 in cabins & up to 6 in wall tents for cabin guests only. OBSERVATORY. 2.5 miles to North Fork Park Entrance & 35 mins to Apgar & the Going to the Sun Road. Walk, bike or drive to the Polebridge Mercantile (bakery, pizza and rentals) & Saloon ( live music). Explore lightly used Flathead Forest trails, hike to Look Out Towers or fish, swim or float the Flathead River.brThe property offers wonderful gathering space for friends and family with a mix of interesting places to sleep. Cabin with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, Stylish Sleep cabin with amazing views and European wood stove ( no bathroom ) and 2 Canvas wall tents ( use of outdoor hot showered and outhouse) each sleeping 2 to 4 all nested around an enormous fire pit & sharing remarkable views off the Park and the incredible dark skies. Hang out on the decks, hike the property trails or explore the beauty of Glacier NP. This listing is for the main cabin, sleep cabin and 2 canvas wall tents. The property is also listed with no tents for 10 people.brThe property is 1.5 miles from Polebridge up a 0.5 miles gravel driveway and situated on 205 acres and surrounded by Flathead National Forest (2 million acres). It is remote and off the grid with very efficient solar and fast wifi (starlink). There are hiking trails on the property and we highly recommend the short walk to the benches on the lookout of sunset views. We are in a protected dark sky area and the milky way and stars at night are memorable.brbrThe cabin is cozy with a large wood stove and propane heat. The kitchen has everything you need except a dishwasher and the table seats 14. There is a full bathroom on each floor with one downstairs bedroom and a master bedroom and a walk thru bedroom upstairs. Porches with ample seating on both floors. There is an additional guest sleeping cabin sleeps 3 with no bathroom about 30 yards from the main cabin. It has a European wood stove, and great views to the mountains. There is a newly added Kiddies secret hangout great for kids up to about 5 years old. There is a huge fire pit outside, observatory and historic homestead log cabin on site. There are 2, 12 x14 canvas glamping tents on the property each sleeping 2 to 4 guests with use of outhouse and outdoor hot water shower and sink. They have comfy beds, duvets and cotton sheets and towels and the best views of GNP. Please inquire before booking. These are all nestled around and enormous fire pit with ample wood provided There is plenty of hiking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing from the property. In the summer ask us about 2 additional glamping tents on adjacent property (each sleeps 2 to 3). They can be found under glamping tent 1 and 2 in Polebridge ( link not allowed) and are only available to cabin guests in 2026. A wonderful spot for a retreat or large multi generational family gatherings.brThe property is extremely private and quiet. It sits on 65 acres adjoining the 140 acres where we live, You will be the only guests on the property and have access to the 205 acres surrounding it and the National Forest beyond. There is a locked observatory on the property housing telescopes. Jim loves to show off the night skies to guests just ask. There is additional storage in the garage with a second fridge, lawn toys and some inflatable kayaks and SUP for the lakes only.Although the Park has a Vehicle reservation system in place for 2025 (details below) there is plenty of things to do outside of the Park, e.g hiking the lightly used trials (dogs allowed) in the Flathead National Forest, exploring the Lookout Towers, fishing lakes and rivers and floating the Flathead River, or take a day trip to Whitefish.brI have tried to simplify below the information for Park access in 2025 but I cannot include phone numbers/website due to vrbo policies.brbrThe cabin is approximately 36 miles from Columbia Falls much of which is unpaved. The cabin is accessed by a 0.5 mile gravel road and is remote. The Polebridge entrance to the Park is approx 2.5 miles away, the visitor center at Apgar is a gorgeous 35 minute drive. It is wonderful to retreat to the quiet of the cabin after a busy day in the Park or Forest. Plenty of Parking, 4 wd recommended. The road from Columbia Falls will be snow covered in winter and possibly dusty and bumpy in summer but go slow as the views are tremendous as you follow the North Fork River flanking the mountains of the Park. We have a number of trails on the property and highly recommend hiking to the look out with your evening cocktails. There is a screened in Gazebo with large dining table for family/friend gatherings. Inflatable SUP and kayaks, spinning rods available for use at own risk please ask. Dart board in the old log cabin and other lawn games. The observatory is locked and off limits to guests however Jim loves to show you how it works and the stars. Just ask . It contains 2 telescopes and a solar scope and is perfect for the Montana dark skies.brbrThere Cabin is outside of the Park. it is situated on a bench above Polebridge. We can help you with ways to access the Park, and visiting the 2 million acre Flathead Forest behind the tents. Guests are welcome to explore the area, we have a pond and 200 acres of forest with marked trails and mountain views. Besides visiting the Park there are plenty of lovely places to visit outside of the Park for hiking, boating fishing and swimming. Check out the Lookouts in Flathead National Forest or access the North Fork River from outside the park for fishing, floating or picnics by the river. brbrGlacier National Park announced Wednesday that it is ending its ticketed-entry system, which has dictated summer access to some of the park’s most popular areas for the past five years. Instead, it will introduce new parking limits at Logan Pass and a reservation system for shuttle buses along the Going-to-the-Sun Road. brbrLate last year, Superintendent Dave Roemer said the park was likely to discontinue the ticketed-entry system for the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road, which has long been one of Glacier’s most congested areas. However, since then, National Park Service officials have remained silent about their exact plans, saying they were still assessing options. In previous years, Glacier typically announced its plans for the following year in November or December.brbrIn a press release Wednesday, Roemer said he hoped the new system would enable more people to visit Logan Pass, the Continental Divide and the summit of the Sun Road by implementing a three-hour parking limit there. Park officials stated that this would give visitors enough time to see the Visitor’s Center, participate in an interpretive program, or even take the short hike to the Hidden Lake Overlook. brbrThose planning longer hikes from Logan Pass, such as the iconic Highline Trail to the Granite Park Chalet, would need to use one of the express shuttles from either the east or west side of the park. brbr“With the new trial measures, we aim to improve the public’s ability to visit Logan Pass for short durations and allow the shuttle system to perform more reliably for a more specific purpose,” Roemer said in the release. “This initiative reflects our continued learning and listening as we refine park transportation and access to better serve the public and safeguard the integrity of the park’s resources.”brbrParking limits at Logan Pass were expected to begin on July 1, typically around the time the entire Going-to-the-Sun Road opens. Meanwhile, the new express shuttle system will provide direct service from the Apgar Visitor Center and Lake McDonald Lodge on the west side to Logan Pass. Unlike previous years, it will not stop at the Avalanche Lake or Trail of the Cedars trailheads. The shuttle will make afternoon stops at the Loop, a popular endpoint for hikers from Logan Pass. On the east side, the shuttles will depart from the St. Mary Visitor Center and Rising Sun. brbrShuttle reservations will cost $1 per person and are required for anyone 2 years and older. Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis through the Recreation website. A portion of tickets will be made available 60 days in advance, beginning at 8 a.m. on May 2. The remaining tickets will be released at 7 p.m. for next-day entry starting June 30. brVisitors are encouraged to check the park website frequently for updates and additional information.brThere are no services north of Columbia Falls, get your supplies and ice there before you head up.brWe have have maps and guide books and information on our favourite hikes. We can help you plan you day, figure out the Park entry system or if you wish or run river shuttles (extra cost) brbrThe Polebridge mercantile now rents inflatable kayaks, rafts, paddle boards and ebikes which can be booked online under outfitters on their website

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A Little Peace of Heaven, Cabin #1

Polebridge, Montana, United States

We are looking forward to your arrival. Here is some information that might come in handy: brOur address is 9670 North Fork Rd.brPolebridge, Montana 59928 brYou do not have to come through the park to get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. You can come through Columbia Falls. Take Nucleus Road through the little town of Columbia Falls. In about a half a mile you’ll come to a stop sign there take a right. That is 486. Stay on that road until you get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. 486 turns into the North Fork Rd. but there are no signs. You will have about 12 miles of pavement then about 12 miles of gravel. That will take you to the Camas Road which is an entrance to the park but don’t turn there; continue on about another 11 miles you will have a little more gravel and then about 3 miles of pavement, we are on the pavement. You will see our rock sign on the left. The driveway is a half a mile switchback. Park between the lodge and the garage and ring the door bell on the lodge porch. Someone will greet you and show you to your cabin. Cell phones don’t work up on the North Fork, but we do have a landline you may use and give the number to family members who may need to get ahold of you. The number is: 406-888-5090. brIf you haven’t gotten your vehicle reservation yet you may want to check this out:br It is a good thing to bring your groceries with you. Kalispell has a Walmart and a Costco, also many nice grocery stores. Columbia Falls and White Fish also have nice grocery stores. If you shop at Super 1 you may want to indulge in a 25 cent kids cone.br br

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A little heavenly peace, cabin No. 3

Polebridge, Montana, United States

We are looking forward to your arrival. Here is some information that might come in handy: brOur address is 9670 North Fork Rd.brPolebridge, Montana 59928 brYou do not have to come through the park to get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. You can come through Columbia Falls. Take Nucleus Road through the little town of Columbia Falls. In about a half a mile you’ll come to a stop sign there take a right. That is 486. Stay on that road until you get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. 486 turns into the North Fork Rd. but there are no signs. You will have about 12 miles of pavement then about 12 miles of gravel. That will take you to the Camas Road which is an entrance to the park but don’t turn there; continue on about another 11 miles you will have a little more gravel and then about 3 miles of pavement, we are on the pavement. You will see our rock sign on the left. The driveway is a half a mile switchback. Park between the lodge and the garage and ring the door bell on the lodge porch. Someone will greet you and show you to your cabin. Cell phones don’t work up on the North Fork, but we do have a landline you may use and give the number to family members who may need to get ahold of you. The number is: 406-888-5090. brIf you haven’t gotten your vehicle reservation yet you may want to check this out:brhttps://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmbr It is a good thing to bring your groceries with you. Kalispell has a Walmart and a Costco, also many nice grocery stores. Columbia Falls and White Fish also have nice grocery stores. If you shop at Super 1 you may want to indulge in a 25 cent kids cone.br This cozy cabin sleeps five. It is spaciously nestled in a semi circle with three other cabins.br In the center you will find a fun play area with a volley ball net, horse shoe area, tether ball, bean bag toss game, and other games ; a fire pit, picnic tables and a barbecue. A water hydrant stands close by where you might just happen to see the deer that frequent there.br You will enjoy the views from the driveway as you ascend the half mile switch back.br A short walk will take you to one of two inspiration points where you will be accommodated with huge benches.br Behind the cabins is an old logging trail.br In the Lodge home you will find a telephone for your necessities. You are welcome to come in and enjoy the decks or gather in our living room if a rain storm should come.br Your cabin has a bedroom upstairs with two queen beds. Your living room has a very comfortable futon.brAnd your kitchen is completely furnishedbr

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A little heavenly peace, cabin No. 2

Polebridge, Montana, United States

We are looking forward to your arrival. Here is some information that might come in handy: brOur address is 9670 North Fork Rd.brPolebridge, Montana 59928 brYou do not have to come through the park to get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. You can come through Columbia Falls. Take Nucleus Road through the little town of Columbia Falls. In about a half a mile you’ll come to a stop sign there take a right. That is 486. Stay on that road until you get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. 486 turns into the North Fork Rd. but there are no signs. You will have about 12 miles of pavement then about 12 miles of gravel. That will take you to the Camas Road which is an entrance to the park but don’t turn there; continue on about another 11 miles you will have a little more gravel and then about 3 miles of pavement, we are on the pavement. You will see our rock sign on the left. The driveway is a half a mile switchback. Park between the lodge and the garage and ring the door bell on the lodge porch. Someone will greet you and show you to your cabin. Cell phones don’t work up on the North Fork, but we do have a landline you may use and give the number to family members who may need to get ahold of you. The number is: 406-888-5090. brIf you haven’t gotten your vehicle reservation yet you may want to check this out:brhttps://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmbr It is a good thing to bring your groceries with you. Kalispell has a Walmart and a Costco, also many nice grocery stores. Columbia Falls and White Fish also have nice grocery stores. If you shop at Super 1 you may want to indulge in a 25 cent kids cone.br You will enjoy the mountain views as you ascend the half mile driveway to A Little Peace of Heaven located in Polebridge, Montana on 40 secluded acres on the North Fork Rd.brA remote off the grid wild and scenic designated area. The mountains are breath-taking.brthis cabin sleeps 7 comfortably. You will be delighted to view the mountains from our benches at Inspiration Point.brIn your comfortable cabin you will find a fully equipped kitchen, linens, and even a crib upon request.brIn the bedroom you have a queen bed and in the loft bedroom two double beds. The living room has a futon that is great quality.brWe ask that you bring NO DRUGS, ALCOHOL, OR WEAPONS on this property as we like to keep it a safe and friendly environment for our guests. Also smoking is prohibited.br

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Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 bath cabin in the heart of Polebridge, MT.

Polebridge, Montana, United States

This cabin is in remote Polebridge, MT on the western edge of Glacier National Park (GNP) and minutes from the Polebridge Ranger Station. Polebridge is an off grid community about 30 miles north of the Flathead Valley and is a wonderful stop along the way of your GNP visit. This cabin has recently been renovated and is in excellent condition featuring 3 bedrooms, a full bath, living room with a woodstove, and a well appointed kitchen. There is an outside deck for sitting and enjoying the fabulous views of the peaks of the park, eating and entertaining. There is a fire pit and b-b-q station just steps away from the deck. This cabin has solar power with a backup generator if needed. The North Fork of the Flathead river, which is a Wild and Scenic River, is minutes from the cabin and an easy walk to enjoy, fish, and take a quick swim. Polebridge features the Northern Lights Saloon which is open during the late spring, summer, and early fall seasons for lunch and dinner and a full bar. In addition, there is Home Ranch Bottoms which is about 4 miles south of Polebridge which serves as another outstanding dining and bar option. Both of these restaurant/bars feature a full music lineup during the summer season.

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Incredible Mountain Views just Steps to the Flathead River

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Surrounded with incredible mountain views, this charming cabin is located near the west entrance to Glacier National Park in the remote North Fork of the Flathead Valley in Polebridge, MT and is approximately 5 miles from the Canadian border. brbrOur cozy cabin is off-grid and situated in the ideal vacation spot to experience the untouched lands of the North Fork yet enjoy some of the conveniences of home. There is indoor 'on demand' hot water and a generator should electricity be occasionally needed. Our cabin also offers a full indoor bath, kitchen furnished with basic eating and cooking utensils, propane refrigerator, propane range, living area, dining area, etc. The ambiance is superb with the warmth of quaint propane wall sconces providing light each night. Linens & towels provided.brbrSleeps 4 people comfortably (extra nightly charge for more than 4 guests). Futon folds out into a queen bed, bunk bed offers double bed on bottom & twin on top if needed. brbrChairs are provided on the porch to relax & enjoy the beautiful surroundings. brbrThe cabin is convenient to many North Fork attractions including The Polebridge Mercantile, Northern Lights Saloon/Restaurant and Glacier National Park. The 'MERC' provides groceries, fresh ground coffee and home baked treats (Danish, bread and sandwiches, etc,) gifts, gas, propane, film, fishing tackle and beer while the Northern Lights Saloon/Restaurant serves excellent food in a rustic style restaurant and pub. Glacier National Park is rich in wildlife and offers plenty of outdoor adventure with boating, hiking, biking, fishing, and cross country skiing. brbrPlease note, this cabin (as well as all properties in the North Fork area) is off grid and cannot accommodate a CPAP machine or those with special medical conditions. brbrThe North Fork Road is an unpaved mountain road and the condition is dependent upon the weather conditions. You can expect some potholes due to snow melt, etc. We recommend traveling in a truck or SUV.br

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Cabins At Hay Creek Beautiful Log Cabin Stunning Views Glacier National Park

Polebridge, Montana, United States

As with all three of our cabins, Pronghorn sits on more than 20 acres of pristine forest and meadow. The expansive windows and roomy deck provide an unrivaled view north into Glacier National Park. On clear nights, your deck is also the perfect place to gaze at stars, which, due in part to our sparsely populated valley, are wonderfully bright.brbrPronghorn features two bedrooms, each with a queen bed. There is also a full bathroom, with a combo shower and tub--complete with beautiful tile work. In addition, Pronghorn offers a fully-equipped kitchen, and a combined dining and living room area with an energy-efficient Jotul wood stove. Logs, which are cut from our own property, are provided. On your deck, there is a large bistro style table and chairs. Log accents abound throughout the cabin.brbrOur namesake, Hay Creek, runs the course of our southern border. It is home to the endangered bull trout.brbrFinally, our location is very special. Polebridge, Montana is a small community that offers solitude, beauty, and a bit of local flavor and entertainment at our local venues. Our location and proximity are quite unique. brbrNestled just three miles from the North Entrance of Glacier National Park, the Hay Creek Cabins offer a peaceful base for exploring one of the park’s most scenic and less crowded regions. From this entrance, you can easily access the breathtaking landscapes and quiet shorelines of Bowman Lake and Kintla Lake.brbrOur property is also conveniently located just 12 miles from the Camas Creek Entrance to Glacier National Park. This entrance provides access to the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and is typically much less crowded than the West Glacier entrance—helping you avoid the long entry lines often experienced there. brbrBoth GNP access points provide a quieter, more laid-back park experience—perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature at a slower pace. Beginning in 2026, no timed-entry tickets are required at any of the park’s entrance stations, making it even easier to explore during your stay.

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Cabins At Hay Creek- Beautiful Log Cabin Stunning Views of Glacier National Park

Polebridge, Montana, United States

As with all three of our cabins, Grey Wolf sits on more than 20 acres of pristine forest and meadow. The expansive windows and roomy deck provide an unrivaled view north into Glacier National Park. On clear nights, your deck is also the perfect place to gaze at stars, which, due in part to our sparsely populated valley, are wonderfully bright.brbrGrey Wolf features two bedrooms, each with a queen bed. There is also a full bathroom, with a combo shower and tub--complete with beautiful tile work. In addition, Grey Wolf offers a fully-equipped kitchen, and a combined dining and living room area with an energy-efficient Jotul wood stove. Logs, which are cut from our own property, are provided. On your deck, there is a large bistro style table and chairs. Log accents abound throughout the cabin.brbrOur namesake, Hay Creek, runs the course of our southern border. It is home to the endangered bull trout.brbrFinally, our location is very special. Polebridge, Montana is a small community that offers solitude, beauty, and a bit of local flavor and entertainment at our local venues. Our location and proximity are quite unique. brbrNestled just three miles from the North Entrance of Glacier National Park, the Hay Creek Cabins offer a peaceful base for exploring one of the park’s most scenic and less crowded regions. From this entrance, you can easily access the breathtaking landscapes and quiet shorelines of Bowman Lake and Kintla Lake.brbrOur property is also conveniently located just 12 miles from the Camas Creek Entrance to Glacier National Park. This entrance provides access to the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and is typically much less crowded than the West Glacier entrance—helping you avoid the long entry lines often experienced there. brbrBoth GNP access points provide a quieter, more laid-back park experience—perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature at a slower pace. Beginning in 2026, no timed-entry tickets are required at any of the park’s entrance stations, making it even easier to explore during your stay.

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A Little Peace of Heaven, Cabin #4

Polebridge, Montana, United States

We are looking forward to your arrival. Here is some information that might come in handy: brOur address is 9670 North Fork Rd.brPolebridge, Montana 59928 brYou do not have to come through the park to get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. You can come through Columbia Falls. Take Nucleus Road through the little town of Columbia Falls. In about a half a mile you’ll come to a stop sign there take a right. That is 486. Stay on that road until you get to A LITTLE PEACE OF HEAVEN. 486 turns into the North Fork Rd. but there are no signs. You will have about 12 miles of pavement then about 12 miles of gravel. That will take you to the Camas Road which is an entrance to the park but don’t turn there; continue on about another 11 miles you will have a little more gravel and then about 3 miles of pavement, we are on the pavement. You will see our rock sign on the left. The driveway is a half a mile switchback. Park between the lodge and the garage and ring the door bell on the lodge porch. Someone will greet you and show you to your cabin. Cell phones don’t work up on the North Fork, but we do have a landline you may use and give the number to family members who may need to get ahold of you. The number is: 406-888-5090. brIf you haven’t gotten your vehicle reservation yet you may want to check this out:brhttps://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/gtsrticketedentry.htmbr It is a good thing to bring your groceries with you. Kalispell has a Walmart and a Costco, also many nice grocery stores. Columbia Falls and White Fish also have nice grocery stores. If you shop at Super 1 you may want to indulge in a 25 cent kids cone.brbrThe property is a couple miles south of Polebridge where you will find a quaint old mercantile that sells outstanding pastries along with a few necessities and gifts. Next door to the mercantile is the Northern Lights cafe. A few miles further is an entrance to Glacier Park that will take you to the famous Bowman and Kintla lakes.br At Polebridge you will find fishing on the Flathead river. Also you will see rafts and kayaks going down the river.br South of us you will find Ranch Bottoms cafe.brWe are surrounded by Fish and Game and the Forestry departments which will allow you to roam around beyond our property.br To get to our cabins you will go up a half a mile switch back driveway. You will see splendid views as you go up and will look forward to a stroll back where you can sit on one of the large boulders lining the driveway and drink in the view. We also have two sites overlooking the Glacier Park Rocky Mountain range that have huge unique benches inviting you to sit and be inspired.br The four cabins are located in a semi-circle with a play area in the middle. Here is a volley ball net, a horse shoe game , a tether ball, toss games, a barbecue, picnic tables and a fire pit. Up at the lodge is a sand box and a swing set.br At the lodge is a telephone for your convenience. You are invited to come and relax on one of the decks while you bask in the atmosphere of the mountains with its nature all around you.br The lodge has a loft available for rent with two large bedrooms, a bath in between, a deck and a love seat.br In the cabin itself you will have a loft with two queen beds and there is a portable crib available for the asking. In the living room is a comfortable faux leather futon. The kitchen is completely furnished with everything you will need. The bathroom has a shower with hot running water which feels so good after a day of hiking. You will enjoy sitting out on your own porch watching the deer roam while the children play.br Evenings are always looked forward to around the campfire. Firewood is provided as well as sticks for roasting marshmallows or hot dogs.br

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Cabins At Hay Creek Gorgeous Log Cabin Stunning Views of Glacier National Park

Polebridge, Montana, United States

As with all three of our cabins, Caribou sits on more than 20 acres of pristine forest and meadow. The expansive windows and roomy deck provide an unrivaled view north into Glacier. On clear nights, your deck is also the perfect place to gaze at stars, which, due in part to our sparsely populated valley, are wonderfully bright.brbrCaribou features two bedrooms, each with a queen bed. The master bedroom is upstairs for added privacy. There is a full bath, fully-equipped kitchen, and a combined dining and living room area with an energy-efficient Jotul wood stove. Logs, which are cut from our own property, are provided. On your deck, there is a large bistro style table and chairs. Log accents abound throughout the cabin, from the log supports and peak log in the master bedroom to the stairway. brbrOur namesake, Hay Creek, runs the course of our southern border. It is home to the endangered bull trout.brbrFinally, our location is very special. Polebridge, Montana is a small community that offers solitude, beauty, and a bit of local flavor and entertainment at our local venues. Our location and proximity are quite unique. brbrNestled just three miles from the North Entrance of Glacier National Park, the Hay Creek Cabins offer a peaceful base for exploring one of the park’s most scenic and less crowded regions. From this entrance, you can easily access the breathtaking landscapes and quiet shorelines of Bowman Lake and Kintla Lake.brbrOur property is also conveniently located just 12 miles from the Camas Creek Entrance to Glacier National Park. This entrance provides access to the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and is typically much less crowded than the West Glacier entrance—helping you avoid the long entry lines often experienced there. brbrBoth GNP access points provide a quieter, more laid-back park experience—perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature at a slower pace. Beginning in 2026, no timed-entry tickets are required at any of the park’s entrance stations, making it even easier to explore during your stay.

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Glamping tent 1, remote with Glacier Park Mountain views. 5mins from Polebridge

Polebridge, Montana, United States

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Stunning View of Glacier Park, from Cabin & Wall tents designed for Large Groups

Polebridge, Montana, United States

Private REMOTE Lodge on 65 acres , GLACIER NATIONAL PARK MOUNTAIN VIEWS, LOVED BY 3 GEN. FAMILIES, FLEXIBLE ACCOMODATION, 11 in cabins & up to 6 in wall tents for cabin guests only (use of Tents is an additional charge, please inquire). Jim can show you the incredible night skies using hos telescopes in the OBSERVATORY. 2.5 miles to North Fork Park Entrance & 35 mins to Apgar & the Going to the Sun Road. Walk, bike or drive to the Polebridge Mercantile (bakery, pizza and rentals) & Saloon ( live music). Explore lightly used Flathead Forest trails, hike to Look Out Towers or fish, swim or float the Flathead River.brbrThe cabin is cozy with a large wood stove and propane heat. The kitchen has everything you need except a dishwasher and the table seats 14, There is a full bathroom on each floor with one downstairs bedroom and a master bedroom and a walk thru bedroom upstairs. Porches with ample seating on both floors. There is an additional guest sleeping cabin with outdoor shower and sink no bathroom about 30 yards from the main cabin. It has a European wood stove, and great views to the mountains. There is a newly added Kiddies secret hangout great for kids up to about 5 years old. There is a huge fire pit outside, observatory and historic homestead log cabin on site. Need more sleeping space ask about the 2, 12' x 14' Glamping tents which each sleep 2 to 4, available for groups of over 7 at $50/each/night plus $20 cleaning fee They have memory foam mattresses and cotton sheets, cozy duvets and magnificient views. This property is also listed with 2 tents included for 17 people. There is plenty of hiking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing from the property. In the summer we have about 2 additional glamping tents on adjacent property (each sleeps 2 to 3). They can be found under glamping tent 1 and 2 in Polebridge and are only available to cabin guests in 2026 . A wonderful spot for a retreat or large multi generational family gatherings. br The cabin is approximately 36 miles from Columbia Falls much of which is unpaved. The cabin is accessed by a 0.5 mile gravel road and is remote. It is wonderful to retreat to the quiet of the cabin after a busy day in the Park or Forest. Plenty of Parking for boat /raft trailers. The road from Columbia Falls will be snow covered in winter and possibly dusty and bumpy in summer but go slow as the views are tremendous as you follow the North Fork River flanking the mountains of the Park. We have a number of trails on the property and highly recommend hiking to the look out with your evening cocktails. There is a screened in Gazebo with large dining table for family/friend gatherings. Inflatable SUP and kayaks, spinning rods available for use at own risk please ask. Dart board in the old log cabin and other lawn games. The observatory is locked and off limits to guests however Jim loves to show you how it works and the stars. Just ask . It contains 2 telescopes and a solar scope and is perfect for the Montana dark skies.The cabin is remote with no neighbours, the skies are dark with no artificial lights to be seen. The cabin is solar powered with a back up generator. Internet and wifi calling is good so this makes for a great working retreat. Need a river shuttle please askbr We can help you with ways to access the Park, and visiting the surrounding 2 million acre Flathead Forest. Guests are welcome to explore the property, we have trails over 200 acres our favorite is a short hike to the lookout for evening drinks and sunsets! brThe cabin is stocked with essentials, Columbia Falls is the last stop for food, gas and cell service so stock up before you drive up. We share the beautiful landscape with many animals including deer, moose, elk wolves, mountain lion and black and grizzly bears. We are therefore very careful about food storage, use of barbeques etc and hike with bear spray in summer (provided)brThere is plenty of things to do outside of the Park, e.g hiking the lightly used trials (dogs allowed) in the Flathead National Forest, exploring the Lookout Towers, fishing lakes and rivers and floating the Flathead River, or take a day trip to Whitefish.brGlacier National Park announced Wednesday that it is ending its ticketed-entry system, which has dictated summer access to some of the park’s most popular areas for the past five years. Instead, it will introduce new parking limits at Logan Pass and a reservation system for shuttle buses along the Going-to-the-Sun Road. brbrLate last year, Superintendent Dave Roemer said the park was likely to discontinue the ticketed-entry system for the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road, which has long been one of Glacier’s most congested areas. However, since then, National Park Service officials have remained silent about their exact plans, saying they were still assessing options. In previous years, Glacier typically announced its plans for the following year in November or December.brbrIn a press release Wednesday, Roemer said he hoped the new system would enable more people to visit Logan Pass, the Continental Divide and the summit of the Sun Road by implementing a three-hour parking limit there. Park officials stated that this would give visitors enough time to see the Visitor’s Center, participate in an interpretive program, or even take the short hike to the Hidden Lake Overlook. brbrThose planning longer hikes from Logan Pass, such as the iconic Highline Trail to the Granite Park Chalet, would need to use one of the express shuttles from either the east or west side of the park. brbr“With the new trial measures, we aim to improve the public’s ability to visit Logan Pass for short durations and allow the shuttle system to perform more reliably for a more specific purpose,” Roemer said in the release. “This initiative reflects our continued learning and listening as we refine park transportation and access to better serve the public and safeguard the integrity of the park’s resources.”brbrParking limits at Logan Pass were expected to begin on July 1, typically around the time the entire Going-to-the-Sun Road opens. Meanwhile, the new express shuttle system will provide direct service from the Apgar Visitor Center and Lake McDonald Lodge on the west side to Logan Pass. Unlike previous years, it will not stop at the Avalanche Lake or Trail of the Cedars trailheads. The shuttle will make afternoon stops at the Loop, a popular endpoint for hikers from Logan Pass. On the east side, the shuttles will depart from the St. Mary Visitor Center and Rising Sun. brbrShuttle reservations will cost $1 per person and are required for anyone 2 years and older. Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis through Recreation website. A portion of tickets will be made available 60 days in advance, beginning at 8 a.m. on May 2. The remaining tickets will be released at 7 p.m. for next-day entry starting June 30. brThere are no services north of Columbia Falls, get your supplies, fuel and ice before you head up.brWe have have maps and guide books and information on our favourite hikes. We can help you plan you day, figure out the Park entry system or if you wish or run river shuttles (extra cost) brbrThe Polebridge mercantile now rents inflatable kayaks, rafts, paddle boards and ebikes which can be booked online under outfitters on their websitebrbrIn winter it may not be easily accessible due to road conditions on the North Fork. We do snow blow the driveway and parking area. Roads in the Park are mostly closed to vehicles in winter allowing excellent hiking, xc skiing and snowshoeing opportunities. Polebridge is closed in winter so bring everything you need from Columbia Falls.

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