Location: Libby
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Top 9 Outdoor Activities in Libby, Montana (MT)
Libby is a city in and the county seat of Lincoln County, Montana. The population was 2,628 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Libby
1. Turner Mountain Ski Area
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Turner Mountain, "Might offer the best lift-assisted powder skiing in the U.S." quoted in Ski Magazine, has trails and slopes designed to suit every skier, there are many miles of ski terrain that makes every descent of the mountain an exciting, satisfying, and thrilling experience. Days of Operation: Friday thru Sunday and Holidays Hours of Operation: 9:30 - 4:00 (seasonally adjusted for close) Mountain Rental is available on non-operational days. Base lodge with full-service snack-bar One double-chair lift with More Than 50% of runs groomed Base Elevation: 3842 Summit Elevation: 5952 Vertical Drop: 2110 Runs: 22 named runs Black Diamonds: 60% More Difficult: 30% Beginner: 10%
Reviewed By 595brucez
Turner Mountain Ski Area is a "Hidden Gem" in northwest Montana. At $38 for an adult lift ticket it is one of the most inexpensive in Montana. No lift lines and great skiing. You can actually park with in 200 ft of the day lodge and lift!
2. Kootenai Angler
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Kootenai Angler has been in business for 35 years offering guided fly fishing trips and cabin rentals on the Kootenai River in North West Montana. From novice to advanced our team of experienced guides will work with you to ensure you and your family have the very best experience. Located 12 miles North of Libby, Montana the Kootenai Angler offers river front cabins, The River Bend Restaurant and the Kootenai Angler Fly Shop.
3. Kootenai Aviation, Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Kootenai Aviation, Inc., provides local scenic flights over majestic mountains and beautiful lakes near Libby in the Cabinet Wilderness Area. We also provide longer Air Tours including Glacier Park, regional excursion flights to Mt. Saint Helens and Mt. Rainier and Yellowstone Park, as well as Air Taxi Services in the Northwestern states. Rate is $235/hr, per flight, not per person.
4. Lake Koocanusa
5. Cabinet View Golf Club
6. Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By HeidiGrebeinTC - Traverse City, United States
Hubby & I drove this scenic byway in both directions on the east side in early March and couldn't get over the beauty! We had no traffic to speak of this time of year! There are many areas along the road you can pull off safely out of the way of traffic, to take pictures, etc. We saw mountain goats in the crevices of the rock walls off the side of the road. There are several creeks and gulches you drive over and you can see down to some of them from the road. We drove down to Peck Gulch and found ourselves right at lake level along the shore. This time of the year the water level is very low so it looked so strange! We lucked out on the day we drove from Eureka, MT to Spokane, WA as it was a blue sky and sunny day and the water was various shades of blue! We started our route on the way back to Spokane by driving into Rexford and found their boat launch. It was very interesting to see that during the low water season, there is a paved driveway down to a boat launch then when the water is higher, there is a paved driveway. So 2 different levels for boats to enter the water! We don't have that in Lake Michigan! Even though there wasn't any snow on the road across the bridge, we didn't drive along the west shore as we heard it was closed and impassable somewhere along the way. The Lake Koocanusa bridge is pretty neat! You can get amazing pictures/views while on the bridge looking south and north over the lake. To the north are the distance Canadian Rockies! Did you know that Koocanusa comes from "Koo" - Kootenai National Forest, "can" - from Canada, and "usa" - from USA!! Ha! Highly recommend driving this route any time of the year for mountain lake beauty at its finest!
7. Logan State Park
8. Libby Area Chamber of Commerce
The Libby Area Chamber of Commerce building is not just the Chamber office, we also serve as the Visitors Center for the Kootenai River Valley. Not only do we share information about the local businesses, we also promote events and recreational activities that the whole family can enjoy. Call to request a FREE Visitors Packet on the Libby area, or stop in during your trip!
9. Leigh Lake
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
