Your Next Adventure in Northwest Montana: Wilderness Club

NORTHWEST MONTANA, AN EXPANSIVE WILDERNESS PRESERVE

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This one-of-a-kind private Montana club is located seven miles south of the Canadian border just outside the small town of Eureka, Montana. Surrounded by incredible views of the Yaak Mountain Range, Canadian Rockies, and Whitefish Mountains, you will know you are in the heart of Big Sky Country.

Outdoor adventure and exploration are at your fingertips. Located less than 90 minutes away is the stunning Glacier National Park. Fernie Alpine Ski Resort is less than an hour away and offers 2,500 acres of ski-able terrain, up to 37 feet of snow in a season, 142 named runs, five alpine bowls, and state-of-the- art snowmaking. A little closer to home is Lake Koocanusa, offering 250 miles of accessible shoreline, a 90-mile-long lake that provides excellent fishing and boating opportunities.

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SKIING

Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort
This popular ski and snowboarding resort in Flathead National Forest, offers 3,000 acres of ski- able terrain and averages more than 300 inches of snow each year.

Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie offers Rocky Mountain views, 142 ski runs, and more than 2,500 acres of ski-able terrain almost equally balanced between beginner, intermediate, and advanced skiers make this Canadian ski resort a favorite.

LAKE KOOCANUSA

NATIONAL FORESTS

Kootenai National Forest
Encompassing over 2.2 million acres, Kootenai offers a wealth of outdoor recreational pursuits. There are approximately 315 trails, and other popular activities include road cycling, whitewater rafting, camping, and fishing.

Glacier National Park
Open year-round, this park spans more than 1,500 square miles and features 734 miles of hiking trails, 762 lakes for fishing and boating, 175 mountains and 26 glaciers.

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Your sense of adventure

The Wilderness Club, a haven for adventure enthusiasts, offers a diverse range of activities for all seasons. Whether you seek the thrill of winter sports or the beauty of summer landscapes, this is your perfect home base.

Whitefish Mountain

In operation for more than 70 years, this popular ski and snowboarding resort in Flathead National Forest, just west of Glacier National Park, offers 3,000 acres of ski-able terrain and averages more than 300 inches of snow each year. In the summer months, Whitefish becomes home to thrilling zip line tours, Montana’s only alpine slide, an aerial adventure park, and cross-country mountain biking.

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Glacier National Park

Open year-round, nearby Glacier National Park spans more than 1,500 square miles and features 734 miles of hiking trails, 762 lakes for fishing and boating, 175 mountains and 26 glaciers.

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Kootenai national forest

Located in the far northwest corner of Montana, The Kootenai National Forest’s rugged natural beauty encompassed over 2.2 million acres, an area nearly three times the size of Rhode Island, and offers a wealth of outdoor recreational pursuits. There are approximately 315 trails, from easy to moderate day hikes to more advanced backpacking excursions. Other popular activities include road cycling, off-road biking, white water rafting, camping, boating, swimming and fishing, just to name a few.

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LAKE KOOCANUSA

Adjacent to the Kootenai National Forest is the Lake Koocanusa reservoir. Stretching 90 miles, Koocanusa offers endless recreational opportunities, including boating and fishing for rainbow trout and kokanee salmon. Other popular activities are kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, hiking and biking. In the summer months, the warm, turquoise water is a swimmers paradise. This scenic wilderness provides a rich habitat for a wide range of wildlife species, such as bald eagles, elk, and deer.

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