The Stalls at Whitefish

Remember how fun it was to play in the hayloft of your granddaddys barn when you were a kid Well, its still fun, but this aint your granddaddys barn. Its that magical time of year when Montana is cloaked in a blanket of white. Here at The Stalls, things are even quieter than they are in the summer. But that doesnt mean you should only sit on your keister. Winter is the perfect time for an actionpacked getaway. If youre a cross country skier, you can ski right out of the barn and explore the pristine surroundings, or you can head three miles down the road to enjoy groomed cross country trails. If snowshoeing is your thing, come on over and make some tracks. For snowmobilers, there are many miles of trails to get your zoom on. And lets not forget downhill skiing on Big Mountain or exploring the lower elevations of Glacier Park. Theres no chance of getting bored around here. The downstairs is all business. With eight stalls and paddocks with automatic waterers, a tack room, and a horsewash station, your horses will feel right at home. Maybe you want to bring a llama, a dog, or a wallaroo. I dont care, throw em in a stall. The Stalls at Whitefish wants to accommodate your needs. And youre probably a little more discerning than your pets, which is why the upstairs is wellappointed to suit your needs. This space was built for relaxation, so you can veg out watching TV clean up after a day of hiking, riding, or skiing in the rainfall shower or watch the fire glow from your bed. Only four miles from downtown Whitefish, The Stalls at Whitefish is conveniently close to town yet it feels like its in the middle of nowhere. Bucolic at its best. In the summer, you can grill a steak and eat next to the campfire. In the winter, you can snowshoe, cross country ski theres even a groomed trail a few miles down the road, snowmobile, or head up to Big Mountain for a day of downhill skiing. No matter what you like to do, were close to it. And when the day is done, theres no better setting in which to relax. Whatever your preference, come on over! Things to Know Full kitchen Dogfriendly for a nightly fee but please note that dogs are not allowed in the upstairs living quarters, only in the barnstall area Horses are allowed per a separate agreement between the owner and guest Please note that this home is remote and in the woods, so it has unreliable WiFi and cell service. This property is managed by Terah M. Young of Property Manager Vacation Rentals of Montana LLC, license RRERPMLIC98846