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April 2011
Wandering in
Whitefish
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As spring approaches, and cabin fever peaks, start planning your escape. The hip mountain town of Whitefish provides a potent cure: the farmers' market, summer concerts, gallery strolls and easy access to the ultimate antidote, gorgeous
Glacier National Park. |
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DID YOU KNOW?
Glacier National Park, along with Waterton Lakes National Park combine to form the world's first International Peace Park.
THE LOCAL SCOOP
From Becca H.: Savor the bread pudding or do a full-on multi-course dinner at
Tupelo Grille.
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Out on the Town |
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Downtown Whitefish puts bigger towns to shame, with Amtrak service,
Wasabi's acclaimed land-locked sushi and a slew of locally-crafted beers at the
Great Northern Brewery. Here, you can get a juicy hamburger at joints like the
Bulldog Saloon & Grill, or a gluten-free, vegan raw-food wrap at the
Green Tea House. When it comes time to crash, consider the swank
Haymoon Resort's Downtown Flat, for your own downtown loft. |
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Culture Vultures |
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If the
Alpine Theatre Project seems suspiciously on par with on-Broadway productions, it's because it is. The Project was founded by actual Broadway veterans. Explore the art scene or make your own at the
Stumptown Art Studio. To mix local art and fresh air, hit the
Whitefish Farmers' Market on Tuesday evenings starting in late May. Go gallery hopping, either on your own or with
Whitefish Gallery Nights, held the first Thursday of summer months. |
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Most cases of cabin fever resolve with the mere thought of a zipline swing, a gallery hop or an evening on Whitefish Lake. Start your recovery by planning a Whitefish retreat ASAP.
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