Local Recommendations in Whitefish

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our E-Bike rentals, designed to elevate your journey along the iconic Going-To-The-Sun Road in Glacier National Park. The “Hiker/Biker” season is a special time during the spring when certain sections of the Going-To-The-Sun Road are closed to vehicle traffic, allowing hikers and cyclists exclusive access. From Avalanche Campground the ride is 7.8 miles up to “The Loop” with an additional 8 miles depending on snow closures to Logan Pass. Our e-bikes offer the perfect blend of eco-friendly exploration and effortless fun, allowing you to experience the breathtaking beauty of the park without the strain of traditional cycling.

Head out on a fun filled day through the picturesque town of Whitefish, Montana, with top-of-the-line E-Bike rentals from Black Tie Bike Rentals of Whitefish. Our e-bikes are the perfect companion for exploring the natural beauty and charming attractions that Whitefish has to offer. Cruise along the Whitefish bike paths, venture to the two State Parks on the lake, or simply meander through town, soaking in the mountain air and the laid-back Montana vibe.

Our premium e bike rentals are your gateway to exploring the renowned Rails to Trails of Kalispell, a scenic pathway that transforms historic railroad tracks into a vibrant trail for outdoor enthusiasts. With 22 miles of paved trails, the Rails to Trails of Northwest Montana extends from the town of Somers on the north shore of Flathead Lake, through downtown Kalispell then west to Kila.

Enjoy a serene adventure on the tranquil waters of the Whitefish River with stand-up paddleboard (SUP) rentals from Black Tie Bike Rentals. Our high-quality SUPs are the perfect vessel for exploring the picturesque River Trail Park and gliding gracefully towards the majestic Whitefish Lake. We offer delivery and pick up from the Riverside Park in downtown Whiteifsh where you can easily paddle a mile up to Whitefish Lake. Once at the lake enjoy paddling around, swimming, relaxing and even stopping by City Beach to grab an ice cream cone from Sweet Peaks. When you are ready to return, the mellow flow of the river will gently guide you back to the park where we can retrieve the gear – it doesn’t get much better than that!

Looking to get a bit outside of Whitefish and paddle around Montana’s second deepest lake? Tally Lake is the answer! Within just a 39-minute drive to Tally Lake Campground, you’ll be all set to launch your SUP or inflatable kayak onto the serene waters of Tally Lake.The lake’s clear waters reflect the majestic mountains, offering a serene setting for paddling, wildlife watching, and simply soaking in the natural surroundings. Whether you’re paddling vigorously or drifting quietly, Tally Lake promises a day of relaxation and adventure.

The gentle currents of the mainstem of the Flathead River offer a great float for people who are familar with floating rivers but might not be too confient to paddle any major rapids. This stretch is between Teakettle and Pressentine Bar, approximately 11 river miles makes for a perfect half day float. The river’s tranquil waters provide a perfect backdrop for relaxation, reflection, and adventure. Whether you’re paddling vigorously, floating leisurely, or taking a moment to appreciate the river’s tranquility, the Flathead offers an escape like no other. Feeling more adventurous? Spend a day on the North Fork of the Flathead River where you can paddle through Class I, II & III rapids.