플랫헤드 카운티 최고의 사이클링 경로

Despite this lake's glacier-fed nature, the area gets warm enough for there to be a designated swimming area at this little sandy beach. There's also a shade area, gazebos, picnic tables and docks.

Just what the name suggests; moose love this sort of terrain, as they're built to navigate it. If you look on the opposite side of the road you'll catch a glimpse of the far prettier McDonald Creek.

Very easy to walk, flat path through the forest

Bikes are not allowed on this trail, so you will have to leave your bike behind and head south, hiking from this point to the falls for about 1/2 mile

A classic trail offering stunning scenery and cascading waterfalls. This is a popular trail, especially in the summer months. Expect to share the path with others, you will have to leave your bike here to enjoy the trail on foot.

Baring Falls drops about 25 feet over a rock ledge on its way to Saint Mary Lake. The area is also a nesting area for the American Dipper, which be seen around the waterfall.

As you make your way along the road you will see Lake McDonald. The park's largest lake at nearly 500 feet deep and ten miles long. The towering peaks surrounding the lake tell tales of glaciers sculpting even the most resilient rock. These glaciers not only formed the expansive "u-shaped" valley where Lake McDonald resides but also carved smaller hanging valleys, creating waterfalls accessible via numerous hiking trails.

Fed by the Flathead River, Flathead Lake is home to Trout, Whitefish and Pikeminnow. There are several islands on this lake but Wild Horse Island is the largest.