How Do I Get To The Whitefish Bike Retreat?

No matter where in the world you're coming from, we can help you figure out the easiest way to get to the Whitefish Bike Retreat. If you are coming from overseas, across the border, another state or from downtown Whitefish, our WBR staff will help you get here with all your gear!

By Train:
The Amtrak stops in Whitefish as part of the Empire Builder Route traveling West and East.  It is an easy and affordable way to reach the Whitefish area with your bike and gear.  There are train cars on this route where you can easily roll your bike onto the train and put it in a special bike rack compartment, so there's no need to box up your bike.  Call Amtrak for pricing and details at 406-862-2268.  The video above shows how easy it is to use the train to get to WBR.

By Plane:
Fly into Kalispell (FCA). Give us a call to let us know your flight details at least a week before your arrival so we can schedule a shuttle pickup.  Our shuttle service picks you up when you need us, and will get you out to WBR to settle into your room or campsite.

By Road:
From Whitefish
Head out from Whitefish on Hwy 93 towards Roosville.  At milepost 135 (about 6.5 miles from downtown Whitefish) turn RIGHT onto Beaver Lake Road.  Go 1.4 miles up the gravel road and turn RIGHT just past our mailbox.  Proceed up the road and follow the signs to our office to check-in.

From Canada
From the Roosville border crossing, continue on Hwy 93 to milepost 135 and turn LEFT onto Beaver Lake Road.  Go 1.4 miles up the gravel road and turn RIGHT just past our mailbox.  Proceed down the road and follow the signs to our office to check in.

By Trail:
From downtown Whitefish, you can ride a bike path out of town towards Roosville along Hwy 93.  Follow the signs to the Lion Mountain trailhead for the Whitefish Trail (dirt road that parallels Hwy 93).  Ride onto the Whitefish Trail and stay on the main trail until the trail junction for the Beaver Lake Trailhead on the Southern Loop.  Take the LEFT split at this intersection and ride about .5 miles to the intersection with WBR Connector trail (log bench and sign on you left).  Take a LEFT off the main Whitefish Trail into WBR and follow our signs to the Office to checkin. You can find a map of the Whitefish Trail here.

Shipping Bike And Gear:
Our guests can ship their bikes and gear to WBR with no hold charge.  Just give us a call so we can add the package to our hold list and it will be here waiting for you in a secure room when your arrive.  We have a bike work room with tools available for building up your bike, or taking it apart and cleaning it after your adventure.  Shipping your equipment home is just as easy.  Guests will need to arrange package drop-off or pick-up with the shipping company and then contact WBR staff for delivery or pick-up dates.

Shuttles:
Town Shuttle:
We offer free town shuttles that run 3 times a day between WBR and Glacier Cyclery for our guests.
The shuttles only run when there are scheduled pick-ups or drop-offs so please call our office for run times and to reserve a spot in advance.
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Airport and Amtrak Shuttles:
​We run shuttles for our guests to and from both the airport and train station.  You must call our office to schedule times prior to your arrival. Airport shuttles are $75/party and Amtrak is $45/party.