Whitefish Ski Holidays
USA
Whitefish ski holidays are authentic and laid-back, based in the Northwest Montana Rockies with the town and resort of Whitefish just seven miles apart.
- Family Friendly
- Village Charm
- Quick Transfer Time
The formerly named 'Big Mountain Resort' receives more than 300 inches of snow each year over 3,000 acres of world-class tree skiing, alpine bowls and long cruisers with the stunning backdrop of Glacier National Park.
With new one-stop flights via Salt Lake City into Kalispell (Glacier Park International Airport), this previously hard to reach resort is now more accessible and makes an attractive option for couples looking for a romantic holiday or groups looking to have fun both on and off the mountain.
The former railroad town of Whitefish, located in north-west Montana, is an authentic American ski town, with coloured storefronts, traditional western hotels, a relaxed vibe and pioneer spirit. If you stay in town, it's just a 10-minute shuttle ride to the resort, and you'll be closer to the buzzing nightlife.
Whitefish is also easily accessible from Canada (Fernie is only two hours away across the border), making it an excellent option as part of a Rockies Loop Ski Safari. Alternatively, use a free stopover in Salt Lake City to combine with America's largest ski resort, Park City.
"One of America's best-kept skiing secrets - except for a few friendly, laid-back Montanans, you'll have the slopes to yourself in Whitefish."
January 2020 in Whitefish
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