Montana State Parks :: Lone Pine

Lone Pine

STATE PARK

Overlooks feature breathtaking Flathead Valley vistas. On a clear day, you can see Flathead Lake, Big Mountain, the Jewel Basin and Glacier National Park.

HOURS & LOCATION

SEASON AND HOURS
Park
Open all year 8am until dark
Summer: 8am - 10pm
Winter: 8am - 6pm

Visitor Center
Open all year
Tues - Sun 10am to 5pm
Closed Mondays and Thanksgiving, Dec 24-26, 31, Jan 1, 2

LOCATION
300 Lone Pine Rd.
Kalispell, MT 59901
Latitude/Longitude: (48.17404 / -114.33754)

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MEET THE PARK MANAGER
Photo of Amy Grout, Lone Pine State Park Manager

Amy Grout began her career in Montana State Parks in 2004 as an intern at Lone Pine State Park, later becoming the Northwest District Park Ranger. She currently manages Lone Pine State Park. Amy has a B.A. in Parks and Protected Area Management from Colorado State University at Fort Collins. Speaking about her love of the outdoors, Amy said, “Most of my childhood was spent outside of Anchorage, Alaska and so that is the one place I consider my hometown and where my love for the outdoors really began. “

CONTACT

CONTACT INFO
Mailing Address:
Lone Pine State Park
300 Lone Pine Rd
Kalispell, MT 59901

Phone: 406-755-2706
Email: agrout@mt.gov

Lone Pine

STATE PARK

Come and enjoy Lone Pine State Park! There are 7.5 miles of trails available for hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and horseback riding. Park visitors will be sure to find a great hike to revitalize their soul and a peaceful spot to relax and view area wildflowers, wildlife and breath-taking overlooks of the Flathead Valley. Lone Pine State Park Trail Map ( 517 KB)

A newly remodeled visitor center with gift shop is a highlight and is now open year 'round. A walk through the visitor center provides a tour of the wildlife and forest ecology within the park.

The Visitor Center contains a spacious meeting room with audio visual equipment and wrap around decks with beautiful vistas. It's an ideal spot for a meeting or social gathering.

Regular adult workshops, children's activities and interpretive programs make Lone Pine an exciting stop for school field trips, residents and out-of-state visitors. Find out more about educational opportunities in the Lone Pine State Park Conservation Education brochure ( 157 KB)

The site covers 270 acres and ranges between 2,959 feet and 3,644 feet in elevation.

Activities Available