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Whitefish’s Maggie Voisin qualifies for the US Olympic team

Photo by Greg Lindstrom, story by Andy Viano, Flathead Beacon.

Four years after a heartbreaking injury prematurely ended her Olympic debut in Sochi, Russia, Whitefish native Maggie Voisin is back on the U.S. freeskiing slopestyle team.

Voisin, 19, finished second at Saturday’s Toyota Grand Prix outside Aspen, Colorado and was the top American finisher, earning her spot on the Olympic squad by virtue of a second podium finish in the first three qualifying events. Voisin won the first freeskiing slopestyle Olympic qualifier of the season in Mammoth Lakes, California last February.

Shortly after completing her run Saturday morning, Voisin made an emotional phone call to her mother, Kristin.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Featured property: 148 Vista Drive in Whitefish

Whitefish Trail Users Spend $6.1 Million Locally Every Year

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // DEC 12, 2017, FLATHEAD BEACON. PHOTO BY STEVE GNAM.

A yearlong study to quantify outdoor recreation reveals that playing outside is a major boon to the local economy, with Whitefish Trail users contributing $6.1 million annually.

Relying on intercept surveys, infrared counters, manual verification, Strava accounts, and statewide tourism data, Whitefish Legacy Partners and the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau partnered with Headwaters Economics to better understand the economic ripple effects of outdoor recreation.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Thank you to all who attended our Gone Fishin’ event!

PHOTOS BY COURTNEY HOFVERBERG

RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate would like to thank all of the people who helped plan our event, and all those who attended! We had a large crowd, and everyone enjoyed the food, drink, and conversation.

Special thanks to our co-hosts, Sterling Title Services,  Frazier Appraisal, and Whitefish Appraisal.

Thank you to the Whitefish Chamber for organizing these monthly networking events.

SNOW REPORT Check the snow conditions at Whitefish Mountain Resort by clicking here.

LESSONS Learn to ski or snowboard. Click here for information about lessons and ticket packages.

NIGHT SKIING Night owls can enjoy some great skiing during our night sessions. Click here for info.

LIFT TICKETS – PURCHASE ON-LINE Purchase tickets in advance.

You can always call for information 877-SKI-FISH or visit their website:  www.skiwhitefish.com

Whitefish’s Maggie Voisin qualifies for the US Olympic team

Photo by Greg Lindstrom, story by Andy Viano, Flathead Beacon.

Four years after a heartbreaking injury prematurely ended her Olympic debut in Sochi, Russia, Whitefish native Maggie Voisin is back on the U.S. freeskiing slopestyle team.

Voisin, 19, finished second at Saturday’s Toyota Grand Prix outside Aspen, Colorado and was the top American finisher, earning her spot on the Olympic squad by virtue of a second podium finish in the first three qualifying events. Voisin won the first freeskiing slopestyle Olympic qualifier of the season in Mammoth Lakes, California last February.

Shortly after completing her run Saturday morning, Voisin made an emotional phone call to her mother, Kristin.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Featured Property:

Condominium at The Lodge at Whitefish Lake

MLS 21705674  Offered at $229,000

The Lodge at Whitefish Lake. Double queen studio, fully furnished with beautiful details throughout; including gas stone fireplace, granite countertops and custom woodwork. The Lodge & Convention Center offer excellent amenities; lakeside pool, hot tub, restaurant, lounge, spa & fitness center. Close to Big Mountain and downtown Whitefish.

More info and more photos…click here or call 406.249.7818 for your private showing of this fantastic property.

Whitefish Trail Users Spend $6.1 Million Locally Every Year

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // DEC 12, 2017, FLATHEAD BEACON. PHOTO BY STEVE GNAM.

A yearlong study to quantify outdoor recreation reveals that playing outside is a major boon to the local economy, with Whitefish Trail users contributing $6.1 million annually.

Relying on intercept surveys, infrared counters, manual verification, Strava accounts, and statewide tourism data, Whitefish Legacy Partners and the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau partnered with Headwaters Economics to better understand the economic ripple effects of outdoor recreation.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Thank you to all who attended our Gone Fishin’ event!

PHOTOS BY COURTNEY HOFVERBERG

RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate would like to thank all of the people who helped plan our event, and all those who attended! We had a large crowd, and everyone enjoyed the food, drink, and conversation.

Special thanks to our co-hosts, Sterling Title Services,  Frazier Appraisal, and Whitefish Appraisal.

Thank you to the Whitefish Chamber for organizing these monthly networking events.

SNOW REPORT Check the snow conditions at Whitefish Mountain Resort by clicking here.

LESSONS Learn to ski or snowboard. Click here for information about lessons and ticket packages.

NIGHT SKIING Night owls can enjoy some great skiing during our night sessions. Click here for info.

LIFT TICKETS – PURCHASE ON-LINE Purchase tickets in advance.

You can always call for information 877-SKI-FISH or visit their website:  www.skiwhitefish.com

Whitefish’s Maggie Voisin qualifies for the US Olympic team

Photo by Greg Lindstrom, story by Andy Viano, Flathead Beacon.

Four years after a heartbreaking injury prematurely ended her Olympic debut in Sochi, Russia, Whitefish native Maggie Voisin is back on the U.S. freeskiing slopestyle team.

Voisin, 19, finished second at Saturday’s Toyota Grand Prix outside Aspen, Colorado and was the top American finisher, earning her spot on the Olympic squad by virtue of a second podium finish in the first three qualifying events. Voisin won the first freeskiing slopestyle Olympic qualifier of the season in Mammoth Lakes, California last February.

Shortly after completing her run Saturday morning, Voisin made an emotional phone call to her mother, Kristin.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Featured property: Montana farm and ranch land

Whitefish Trail Users Spend $6.1 Million Locally Every Year

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // DEC 12, 2017, FLATHEAD BEACON. PHOTO BY STEVE GNAM.

A yearlong study to quantify outdoor recreation reveals that playing outside is a major boon to the local economy, with Whitefish Trail users contributing $6.1 million annually.

Relying on intercept surveys, infrared counters, manual verification, Strava accounts, and statewide tourism data, Whitefish Legacy Partners and the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau partnered with Headwaters Economics to better understand the economic ripple effects of outdoor recreation.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Thank you to all who attended our Gone Fishin’ event!

PHOTOS BY COURTNEY HOFVERBERG

RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate would like to thank all of the people who helped plan our event, and all those who attended! We had a large crowd, and everyone enjoyed the food, drink, and conversation.

Special thanks to our co-hosts, Sterling Title Services,  Frazier Appraisal, and Whitefish Appraisal.

Thank you to the Whitefish Chamber for organizing these monthly networking events.

SNOW REPORT Check the snow conditions at Whitefish Mountain Resort by clicking here.

LESSONS Learn to ski or snowboard. Click here for information about lessons and ticket packages.

NIGHT SKIING Night owls can enjoy some great skiing during our night sessions. Click here for info.

LIFT TICKETS – PURCHASE ON-LINE Purchase tickets in advance.

You can always call for information 877-SKI-FISH or visit their website:  www.skiwhitefish.com

Whitefish’s Maggie Voisin qualifies for the US Olympic team

Photo by Greg Lindstrom, story by Andy Viano, Flathead Beacon.

Four years after a heartbreaking injury prematurely ended her Olympic debut in Sochi, Russia, Whitefish native Maggie Voisin is back on the U.S. freeskiing slopestyle team, so she went to professionals from https://898bell.com to handle the legal issues of this injury.

Voisin, 19, finished second at Saturday’s Toyota Grand Prix outside Aspen, Colorado and was the top American finisher, earning her spot on the Olympic squad by virtue of a second podium finish in the first three qualifying events. Voisin won the first freeskiing slopestyle Olympic qualifier of the season in Mammoth Lakes, California last February.

Shortly after completing her run Saturday morning, Voisin made an emotional phone call to her mother, Kristin.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Featured property: Montana farm and ranch land

Whitefish Trail Users Spend $6.1 Million Locally Every Year

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // DEC 12, 2017, FLATHEAD BEACON. PHOTO BY STEVE GNAM.

A yearlong study to quantify outdoor recreation reveals that playing outside is a major boon to the local economy, with Whitefish Trail users contributing $6.1 million annually.

Relying on intercept surveys, infrared counters, manual verification, Strava accounts, and statewide tourism data, Whitefish Legacy Partners and the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau partnered with Headwaters Economics to better understand the economic ripple effects of outdoor recreation.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…click here.

Thank you to all who attended our Gone Fishin’ event!

PHOTOS BY COURTNEY HOFVERBERG

RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate would like to thank all of the people who helped plan our event, and all those who attended! We had a large crowd, and everyone enjoyed the food, drink, and conversation.

Special thanks to our co-hosts, Sterling Title Services,  Frazier Appraisal, and Whitefish Appraisal.

Thank you to the Whitefish Chamber for organizing these monthly networking events.

SNOW REPORT Check the snow conditions at Whitefish Mountain Resort by clicking here.

LESSONS Learn to ski or snowboard. Click here for information about lessons and ticket packages.

NIGHT SKIING Night owls can enjoy some great skiing during our night sessions. Click here for info.

LIFT TICKETS – PURCHASE ON-LINE Purchase tickets in advance.

You can always call for information 877-SKI-FISH or visit their website:  www.skiwhitefish.com

A Whitefish History Lesson

Photo provided by Stumptown Historical Society.

In the mid-1850s, a group of trappers working the Flathead Valley’s rivers, lakes and streams for beaver and other pelts came upon a group of Indians pulling a native fish species – Whitefish – from a long, narrow lake … and suddenly, after tens of thousands of years, the lake had a name!

Though trappers, traders and waves of westward immigrants passed through the area during the second half of the century, it wasn’t until 1883 that the first permanent settler – John Morton – built a cabin on the shore of Whitefish Lake, just west of the mouth of the Whitefish River. Morton was joined by the forefathers of the local logging industry – including the Baker and Hutchinson brothers – in the early 1890s. Logging crews “boomed-up” their logs behind a dam built at the river mouth by the Boston & Montana Commercial Company, which – when opened – created a rush of water that helped float the logs down the river to Kalispell.

Crews laying track for the Great Northern Railway entered the Flathead Valley from what is now West Glacier in 1891, and initially followed a route through Columbia Falls and Kalispell, then west through Idaho and Washington to the Pacific Ocean. But the route west of Kalispell included a difficult climb over the Salish Mountains … a steep and tortuous grade winding slowly up one side, then just as painstakingly down the other.

Read more at http://www.whitefishchamber.org/history

Featured Property:

2818 Browns Meadow Road, Kila

MLS 21711393  Offered at $6,895,000

Largest contiguous privately held acreage in Northwest Montana including the top of Haskill Mountain. Panoramic Views of lakes, mountains, Glacier Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort and the Browns Meadow Valley. Concept plan for private ski runs, airport, executive golf course, and residential communities. Paved access to security gated entrance over Mount Creek. Numerous springs on property. Five ridges encompassing four valleys and approximately 400 acres of grazing grassland. Approximately six miles of graveled roads throughout the property accessing both mountain/ridge tops and grasslands.

More info and more photos…click here or call 406.250.9000 for your private showing of this fabulous property.

Whitefish Adopts Affordable Housing Plan

City council approves ‘road map’ to add hundreds of workforce housing units by 2020

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // FLATHEAD BEACON / 11-7-2017

The Whitefish City Council on Monday adopted a blueprint to guide the community as it grapples with an affordable housing crisis, while members of the public and city leaders emphasized the need to put the plan’s recommended strategies into swift action.

According to a workforce housing needs assessment released in December 2016, middle-income, working-class Whitefish residents have limited options when it comes to finding comfortable, cost-effective living arrangements, a problem that is displacing locals and forcing them to live outside their chosen community — 56 percent of Whitefish’s workforce lives in neighboring communities, 34 percent of whom would prefer to live in Whitefish.

Read the rest of the story:
http://flatheadbeacon.com/2017/11/07/whitefish-adopts-affordable-housing-plan/

Find snow conditions on Whitefish Mountain by visiting their webcams

https://skiwhitefish.com/webcams/

A Whitefish History Lesson

Photo provided by Stumptown Historical Society.

In the mid-1850s, a group of trappers working the Flathead Valley’s rivers, lakes and streams for beaver and other pelts came upon a group of Indians pulling a native fish species – Whitefish – from a long, narrow lake … and suddenly, after tens of thousands of years, the lake had a name!

Though trappers, traders and waves of westward immigrants passed through the area during the second half of the century, it wasn’t until 1883 that the first permanent settler – John Morton – built a cabin on the shore of Whitefish Lake, just west of the mouth of the Whitefish River. Morton was joined by the forefathers of the local logging industry – including the Baker and Hutchinson brothers – in the early 1890s. Logging crews “boomed-up” their logs behind a dam built at the river mouth by the Boston & Montana Commercial Company, which – when opened – created a rush of water that helped float the logs down the river to Kalispell.

Crews laying track for the Great Northern Railway entered the Flathead Valley from what is now West Glacier in 1891, and initially followed a route through Columbia Falls and Kalispell, then west through Idaho and Washington to the Pacific Ocean. But the route west of Kalispell included a difficult climb over the Salish Mountains … a steep and tortuous grade winding slowly up one side, then just as painstakingly down the other.

Read more at http://www.whitefishchamber.org/history

Whitefish Adopts Affordable Housing Plan

City council approves ‘road map’ to add hundreds of workforce housing units by 2020

BY TRISTAN SCOTT // FLATHEAD BEACON / 11-7-2017

The Whitefish City Council on Monday adopted a blueprint to guide the community as it grapples with an affordable housing crisis, while members of the public and city leaders emphasized the need to put the plan’s recommended strategies into swift action.

According to a workforce housing needs assessment released in December 2016, middle-income, working-class Whitefish residents have limited options when it comes to finding comfortable, cost-effective living arrangements, a problem that is displacing locals and forcing them to live outside their chosen community — 56 percent of Whitefish’s workforce lives in neighboring communities, 34 percent of whom would prefer to live in Whitefish.

Read the rest of the story:
http://flatheadbeacon.com/2017/11/07/whitefish-adopts-affordable-housing-plan/

Find snow conditions on Whitefish Mountain by visiting their webcams

https://skiwhitefish.com/webcams/