An oasis of the city, Herron Park delights visitors with picturesque views of the Foys Lake and its environs. Lined with pine trees, the park has winding trails that make for a great hiking route. Many outdoor enthusiasts also explore this trail on a mountain bike and it's also quite famous for horseback riding.

Lone Pine State Park is a wonderful place to explore the great outdoors. Overlooking the Flathead Valley, it has trails for horse riding, mountain biking, hiking, and snowshoeing. It also features interpretive displays, a visitor center, wildlife viewing, a beach, and a campsite. Scattered picnic areas and tables offer idyllic spots for al fresco dining. Families and friends can gather under the shade of towering pines, enjoying picnics while relishing the expansive views of the Flathead Valley below.

The Hockaday Museum of Art preserves and promotes artisans of Montana. The museum exhibits the work of many local artists and includes a unique collection of artifacts that includes crafts and pottery, making it a compelling place to visit while in the city.

The Conrad Mansion is a beautifully kept home dating back to 1895. The home of the Conrad family, the mansion is distinct in its architectural design, interiors and includes exhibits of old furnishings and home decor. Visitors coming to this home and museum can take a look into life as it once existed here in Montana.

The Northwest Montana History Museum is a hot spot for students, not just from Central School, but also from schools in the neighborhood. From significant artifacts to interesting items of historical importance, this museum has left no stones unturned, when it comes to Kalispell's history and culture.

A verdant expanse occupying the heart of the city, Woodland Park is Kalispell's beloved public park. It delights visitors with its natural allure that includes a picturesque pond, carefully manicured lawns, peacefully wandering ducks, towering trees, and enchanting birdsongs. The park is also a treat during winters when the pond takes on the role of an ice rink.

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, the Whitefish Lake is a natural gem. The lake was named after the large population of mountain whitefish that was found here. Today, this waterbody is the home of lake whitefish, rainbow trout and brook trout to name a few. Tourists and locals frequent this spot for boating, fishing as well as hiking around the nearby trails is a popular activity.

A very renowned landmark in the city, the Fisher House was the residential home of Reverend George McVey Fisher and his family. Constructed in the year 1892, the house is very well-preserved and is an exemplar of the Stick/Eastlake style of architecture. It is registered as a national historic place.

Ecologically rich and diverse, the Wild Horse Island State Park is one of the most loved destinations for hikers and outdoor lovers. The park is enveloped by the waters of the Flathead Lake and boasts a picturesque canvas of Prairie grasslands. The fauna is diverse and the park is home to animals like the bighorn sheep, bald eagles, and falcons. With its diverse ecosystems and a touch of mystique, Wild Horse Island State Park promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Montana's wilderness.