Location: Columbia Falls
Top Things to do in Columbia Falls
What to do and see in Columbia Falls, Montana (MT): The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Columbia Falls (Salish: nq̓éyɫkʷm) is a city in Flathead County, Montana, United States. The population was 4,710 at the 2010 census (though a 2016 estimate puts it at 5,241)
Restaurants in Columbia Falls
1. Swan Mountain Snowmobiling
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 86 reviews
Swan Mountain Snowmobiling, located in the heart of Glacier Country, provides the best in Montana snowmobiling. Whether you want to be personally taken care of on one of our guided snowmobile tours or brave the backcountry on your own with our snowmobile rentals, we have what you need for the ideal Montana snowmobiling experience!We operate in more areas than any other Flathead Valley snowmobile outfitter with two hour, half day and full day guided snowmobile tours from the Desert Mountain trailhead, the Canyon Creek trailhead and the Crane Mountain trailhead. We also offer unique snowmobile tours including the Desert Mountain Quickie, the Crane Mountain Quickie, the Sunrise Snowmobile Tour and the Sunset Snowmobile Tour. Add the Cook While You Ride upgrade to any tour and enjoy a hot meal, cooked by your snowmobile, out on the trail!Our snowmobile rentals feature top-of-the-line equipment specifically picked for comfort and safety. We turn our sleds over every two years which means you'll get the benefit of a brand new snowmobile with all the latest technology and features.Book your Montana snowmobile adventure with Swan Mountain Snowmobiling today!
Reviewed By stephenbT3568JH
This was our first snowmobile experience. We have ridden our motorcycle to 47 of the lower 48 States, with over 750,000 miles in the saddle, so I was pretty sure this was within my abilities. I made our reservation on line, & Lois from Swan Mtn called to follow up to insure we had all the bases covered. We elected to take the clothing option as we were flying in. We brought our base, silks & thermals with fleece pants & vests. Wish I had bought my motorcycle gloves instead of the ski gloves I did bring, oh well. We arrived on time for our half day guided tour, Hannah got us fitted with outer clothes & helmets & lead us to the trail head. There we met Cooper our guide. Hannah reviewed the operation of the sled & safety issues. Cooper selected our sleds, told us about the trail & off we went. The trails were challenging to me as a newbie, especially not counter-steering like the motorcycle. I spilled us twice due to not carrying enough speed through 2 turns, but Cooper was right there to pull us up & get us going again. This was our first time on a sled & after 30-45 minutes I got the hang of it. So what does it boil down to? Cooper, our guide, did a fantastic job of gearing our speed to our slowest rider but still kept it challenging for me, nothing like the need for speed even at 64! He was right there when we needed him, & his instruction built my confidence. I was comfortable with a very tight, 3-Point turn without getting off the machine. The downside, time went by too fast! Next time a full day. Great job by Cooper & Hannah. As a first timer I would not hesitate to suggest my children ride with the Swan Mountain gang!
2. Glacier Adventure Guides - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 61 reviews
We are the premier year-round guide service in the Glacier National Park area. For more than 15 years, we've been leading tours to some of the most pristine wilderness areas that North America has to offer. We are permitted to guide more than 3 million acres of northwest Montana, and offer a broad range of activities. All ages and skill groups are welcome! We offer: snowshoeing, cross-country skiing tours, backcountry ski tours, winter camping, rock climbing, hiking and backpacking. Our guides have decades of experience and are trained in CPR/First Aid, Outdoor Emergency Care, Mountain Travel and Rescue and Avalanche Safety. We know where to find the best terrain, conditions and views while keeping your trip safe, happy and on time!
3. Glacier Jeep Rentals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Explore Montana in a Jeep! Experience the scenic beauty of Glacier National Park without unnecessary walls. Feel the cool breeze, smell the clean air and reach out and touch the Montana wilderness.
Reviewed By jeepfamks - Olathe, United States
My family was blessed beyond measure to work with Tom and Reuben during our recent trip to Glacier! They run a great operation and Reuben made sure we had the cleanest Jeep in town. They also helped us plan a variety of things to do in and around Glacier National Park. We were able to have amazing adventures in a Jeep thanks to this dynamic duo. Looking forward to our next visit!
4. J & L Snowmobile Rentals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By barrelmom96
These guy's were awesome!!! Pat answered all my questions...and I had alot..lol..Joe and Dawson were our guides for the day, they were patient and helpful and encouraging to our almost 70 year old mom and attentive to our kids making sure everyone was as warm as you can be!! Great group of folks!!
5. Meadow Lake Golf Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
This 18-hole championship golf course, par 71 at 6,574 yards, is both a real challenge and delight to play.
Reviewed By PDXSteveR - Beaverton, United States
Very nice location and accommodations. Very convent to Glacier National Park - a must see!! Although we did not golf, course looked superb. On site restaurant served excellent food. Nice lounge area as well.
6. Glacier Institute
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The Glacier Institute offers camps and courses that connect you to the natural world. As the official education partner of Glacier National Park and Flathead National Forest, we have educational programs for all ages that cover a wide range of topics. Whether you’re identifying mushrooms, listening to songbirds, or learning how to get that perfect picture, you’ll never forget your experience with the Glacier Institute!
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