Quick Area Guide
Majestic mountains, an abundance of recreational opportunities, western hospitality, a surprisingly mild climate for an area so far north, and no crowds ... Welcome to Western Montana. An area of dramatic cultural, economic and natural diversity, Western Montana offers a wide variety of luxury real estate. A ski-in/ski-out lodge at Big Mountain Resort, a log cabin in the woods, an exquisite waterfront estate on Flathead or Whitefish Lake, or a condominium at one of the renowned golf courses. No matter what is your preference, you’re rarely more than a couple miles from the wild landscape that continues to draw people to Western Montana.
Compliments of Coldwell Banker Wachholz & Company
back to top
Attractions
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is one of the United States ‘quieter’ parks, offering pristine forests, rugged mountains and several lakes without the crowds often experienced at other national parks. A hiker’s paradise full of historic chalets and lodges and plenty of wildlife.
Flathead Lake
Flathead Lake is 28 miles long and up to 15 miles wide, making it the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. White cherry blossoms line the shoreline in the spring producing delicious fruit in the summer. Several state parks provide sites for boat launch, recreation and camping. Two golf courses provide a challenging game surrounded by spectacular scenery.
Compliments of Coldwell Banker Wachholz & Company
back to top
Neighborhoods
Eureka - The Tobacco Valley
Eureka is located in the heart of Tobacco Valley, a wide, grassy plain nestled between two mountain ranges. This corner of Northwest Montana boasts the states mildest climate and most diverse and spectacular scenery. Those who are new to the community find friendly folks, hospitality, peace and quiet.
Flathead Valley
The Flathead Valley is a place of dramatic beauty. Winding its way through the valley -- tying the greater community together -- is the Flathead River, flowing from three main tributaries in and around Glacier National Park through the valley and into Flathead Lake, the largest fresh water lake west of the Mississippi. The Valley is dotted with several quaint villages such as Whitefish, Bigfork and Lakeside as well as world-class ski areas such as Big Mountain Resort.
Missoula Valley
Missoula is a sophisticated smaller town offering quality of life with a diversity of cultural experiences. The cultural, academic, and economic hub of Western Montana, the city’s attractions include the University of Montana, the Charlie Russell Outdoor Theater, the nationally renowned Missoula Children’s Theater, a symphony and ballet company, and plenty of good restaurants, bookstores and museums.
Bitterroot Valley
To the southwest of Missoula lies the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, offering some of the best trout fishing in the country. The ancient peaks of the Sapphire Mountains frame the valley of the east, while to the west lie the dramatic and jagged peaks of the Bitterroot Range.
Compliments of Coldwell Banker Wachholz & Company
back to top
