Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Lone Pine State Park adventure.
Discover this hidden gem with trails and day use sites overlooking Montana’s Flathead valley.
Convenient to Kalispell, Lone Pine State Park is a day-use area that remains open year-round for visitors. The elevated location affords panoramic views of Kalispell and the surrounding Flathead Valley. With 7.5 miles of trails and year-round access, the park is a convenient haven for hikers, mountain bikers and snowshoers (with snowshoe rentals available). Equestrian riders also have trail access and all visitors will enjoy the visitor center with a gift shop and tours explaining the local ecosystems and wildlife. Ranger-led interpretive programs are offered throughout the year for school groups, residents, and non-resident visitors. Take advantage of the experts and facilities that make this park unique.
Lone Pine State Park is open for day-use only, but you can camp nearby at these spots.
Year-round access makes this a great option for all seasons. The park receives more visitors during the summer and fall months when group picnic rentals are available and the trails are clear for all uses. In winter however, snowshoeing is popular on the trail systems and the visitor center remains open for shopping, interpretive displays and just as a place to warm up before and after hitting the trails. Spring might be more difficult as melting snow removes the option for snowshoes but also creates mud and slick trail conditions.