Lone Pine State Park Brochure
The overlooks at Lone Pine State Park present a dramatic view of the Flathead Valley. On a clear day, you can see Flathead Lake, Big Mountain, the Jewel Basin and Glacier National Park. A walk through the visitor center will provide information on living with wildlife in the wildland -urban interface, along with a look at wildlife and forest ecology within the park. At the park’s gift store you can find a variety of informative books on area wildlife, wildflowers and more.
With over five miles of trails at the park, you will be sure to find a great hike to revitalize your soul, a peaceful spot to relax or a fresh sign of area wildlife. Be sure to bring a picnic lunch and take advantage of the park’s picnic area under a canopy of ponderosa pine and Douglas fir trees.
Lone Pine State Park is a great destination for school field trips. With the assistance of a professional interpreter, students can learn about ecology, the water cycle, forest habitat, outdoor survival and more.
Educators, you can download the Indian Education For All Lesson Plan lesson plan for use in your 4th grade classes.
Lone Pine Newsletter
Lone Pine Educational Brochure
4 miles southwest of Kalispell on Foys Lake Rd., then 1 mile east on Lone Pine Rd. (Lat 48.176, Lng -114.337)
If you have questions or comments please send mail to: Lone Pine, 300 Lone Pine Road Kalispell, MT 59901 or call (406) 755-2706.
These locations represent physical occurences (visually confirmed) within the boundaries of the site. Many more species may be present in the area which are not listed because we do not have a visually confirmed record. If you would like to report a species sighting, a form is available.
