Lone Pine State Park

About Lone Pine State Park

The park offers a variety of self-guided nature trails for hiking, cycling, horseback riding and hiking.

A clear path is designed for people with reduced mobility and there are three scenic views that offer views of the lake, river and mountain range, as well as the main entrance to the park.

The Visitor Centre has a programme of natural interpreting and a conference room for 100 people, which can be reserved. Picnic huts are also available for groups upon reservation, and a picnic hut is also available for groups.

The grounds cover 186 hectares and are 2959 feet high, and the park has a vaulted toilet with flush toilet, a disabled toilet flush facility is available in the visitor center. The grounds also feature an open-air amphitheater, picnic hut and picnic area, as well as a cafe and cafe bar.

The golf course and museum are located in Kalispell, and throughout the summer there are interpretative programs, as well as an outdoor amphitheater, a picnic hut and a picnic area in the park.

Lone Pine State Park is located in Kalispell, Montana, north of the town of Kootenai, about 30 miles south of Glacier National Park. For non-residents, the daily fee is $5 per vehicle and for residents $2.50 per day, with a daily parking fee of $3.00 per car.