Lone Pine State Park Visitor Center Gift Shop
Indoor Activities, Learning Experiences, MT State Parks, Places to Go, Tours & Sightseeing
The Lone Pine State Park Visitor Center and Gift Shop are open year round. The center provides audio visual equipment, tours of the wildlife and forest ecology within the park and the wrap-around deck with mountain vistas is perfect for a social gathering or meeting. The Visitor Center provides adult workshops, interpretive programs and hands-on childern’s acitivies.
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Action Trackchair All-Terrain Wheelchair at Lone Pine State Park
MT State Parks, Places to Go
Introducing the Action Trackchair, a versatile off-road wheelchair now open for booking at Lone Pine. This rugged wheelchair enables individuals of all abilities to explore the park’s diverse terrain. Best of all, it is provided free of charge to the public.
To reserve the Action Trackchair, simply contact the Lone Pine State Park Visitor Center at (406) 755-2706.
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Foy’s to Blacktail Trails
Biking, Hiking, Horseback Riding, MT State Parks, Outdoor Recreation, Places to Go, Snowshoeing
Less than 10 minutes from Kalispell, Herron Park is a mountain bikers’ / hikers’ / cross-country skiers’ gateway to a vast trail system, Foy’s to Blacktail Trails, through timberlands extending south toward Blacktail Mountain.
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Lone Pine State Park
Biking, Hiking, Horseback Riding, MT State Parks, Snowshoeing
The Lone Pine State Park boasts an extensive network of trails spanning a total of 7.5 miles, catering to various outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and horseback riding. Encompassing an area of 279 acres, the site of the park spans elevations between 2,959 feet and 3,644 feet. During the winter season, visitors can rent snowshoes at a nominal fee of $5 per person or ...
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Lone Pine Trails
Biking, Hiking, Horseback Riding, MT State Parks, Outdoor Recreation, Places to Go
A short drive from downtown Kalispell, The Lone Pine Trails provides solitude and beautiful views of the Flathead Valley with over 7.5 miles of trail to hike or bike on. All trails are dog-friendly.
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