Kalispell Charter Bus

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Charles Conrad, founded Kalispell in 1891, and built a remarkable Norman-style mansion with spectacular landscaped gardens. The 13,000 square foot mansion of Kalispell's founder is furnished with original furniture, toys, and clothing. This 26 room home as been restored to include tiffany windows, the bedrooms are furnished with canopied four-poster beds, and imported-marble lavatories make up the rest rooms. The spectacular home wouldn't fit the 19th century living without fireplaces, and this home is made up of eight separate fireplaces. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Conrad Mansion has served the community of Kalispell as a museum since 1976. The landscaped gardens cover three acres with their concrete walk ways, gazebo and original dry-stone fence. A guided tour of the Conrad Mansion lasts about an hour and will end at the Victorian gift shop.

If you want to visit an art museum, the Hockaday Museum of Art focuses on art within the area of Montana and Montana artists. Much of the art emphasis is placed on the Glacier National Park. Although a permanent collection of art is maintained at the museum, rotating exhibits from emerging as well as nationally renowned artists are displayed at the museum also. Visitors can request a guided tour through the museum and gain information on the numerous events conducted by the facility. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Hockaday Museum of Art is located in a 100 year-old, turn-of-the-century Carnegie Library Building.

An interesting place to visit in Kalispell is the Glacier Institute that has provided hands on, educational adventures to people. These course take place in the spectacular outdoors throughout the Crown of the Continent ecosystem. The phrase, Crown of the Continent, was first used by George Bird Grinnell to rescribe the Glacier's peaks and valleys. This are includes the Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park, the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, the North Fork Valley, the Blackfeet Reservation as well as thousands of acres stretching from Banniff National Park to Scapegoat Wilderness. The Crown of the Continent is full of biological diversity, Native American Heritage and unique geological features.

If you're just itching to get out on a golf course Kalispell can provide some of the finest courses for you to try your luck on. The Village Greens Golf Club, located at 500 Palmer Drive, has crystal clear lakes, white sand, and spectacular fairway knolls that add to the beauty of this course. Village Greens is great for all golfers regardless of their skill with multiple tee boxes on every green and an all grass driving range. If you really enjoy the game of golf, Kalispell has four more golf clubs for you to try during your visit.

Arts and Antiques of Kalispell is just one of many local antique shops that will keep you browsing for hours through the town. Each shop has it's own unique atmosphere and you can never tell where you'll find the treasure you've been looking for. Main street in Kalispell has several antique shops so you won't have to travel far to go from store to store. The Kalispell Antique Market, located at 48 Main Street is sure to have plenty of things to look at to fill your afternoon. From antique shops to galleries, from golfing to hiking, Kalispell is a great place to spend time seeing the sites.

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