Spring beargrass blooming above Whitefish
THE EXPERIENCE
SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES,
LOCAL CONNECTIONS
Whitefish, Montana is an authentic mountain town, with world-renowned Glacier National Park - "The Crown of the Continent" in our backyard.
Many visitors to our area can be described as “geotravelers.” Geotourism sustains or enhances the geographical character of a place—its environment, culture, aesthetics, heritage, and the well-being of its residents. The Garden Wall Inn supports providing products, services and visitor experiences that conserve, preserve, and enhance our area’s “sense of place.”
We are fully committed to sustainability practices: supporting local farmers, recycling, resource conservation, preservation of open space, and appreciation of Montana’s abundant and charismatic wildlife.
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We Buy From Local Farms
Our local farmers are our friends and neighbors. By supporting them, we support dozens of family farms, from which we source the best seasonal ingredients.
FarmHands
Whitefish Farmers Market
Glacier — Our Backyard
The Glacier Centennial Green Business Program works with local businesses to foster a healthy local economy while reducing environmental impacts.
Glacier Green Centennial
Travelers for Open Land
A partnership between travelers and tourism businesses committed to supporting the conservation of Montana’s spectacular viewsheds, abundant and diverse wildlife, and incredible waters.
Travelers for Open Land
Clean the World
We send our gently-used soaps to Clean the World, where they are recycled and distributed to impoverished countries worldwide, and to domestic homeless shelters. Clean the World gets soap to people who really need it.
Clean the World
Magnificent grizzly bears cruise distant mountainsides.Organic Flathead Lake Cherries are a favorite at breakfast.We source seasonal local produce from local farms.Relax along the shores of pristine Whitefish Lake.The Crown of the Continent is home to abundant wildlife.Chocolatier Susan delivering our handmade truffles at Copperleaf Chocolat.You CAN eat the scenery!Our eggs come from farmers Pam and Mike at Purple Frog Gardens.