4K City Walks: Whitefish Montana virtual treadmill walking tour
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- It's winter and we take a morning walk in Whitefish, MT. Whitefish is a little town in the northwest of Montana known for its ski hill, Big Mountain, and proximity to Glacier National Park. It's a pretty little town and friendly too. There are several great restaurants and breweries as well as boutiques, galleries, hotels, and coffee shops. It gets slammed with tourists in the summer but in the winter it's very peaceful. They do a great job with holiday lights. In fact, I considered walking at night but the downtown is so small that most of the rest of the walk would have been in the dark.
You can also catch a train to and from Whitefish and that is where we start and end our walk. In 4k Video.
Whitefish is located at an altitude of 3,028 feet (923 m). The town is located on the western side of the continental divide, near Glacier National Park.
It is a city in Flathead County, Montana, United States. The population was 6,357 at the 2010 census. It is home to a ski resort on Big Mountain called Whitefish Mountain Resort.
The Great Northern Railway was built through what is now Whitefish in 1904, which sparked development of the town. The area was originally known as Stumptown due to the abundant amount of timber that had to be cleared to build the town and railroad and because tree stumps were left in the streets throughout downtown. Early residents of the town worked for the railroad and nearby logging industries. By the late 1940s, with the successful construction of a ski resort on Big Mountain (a collaboration among local businessmen) the tourism sector was becoming increasingly important. The community was named for its location near Whitefish Lake.
In 2006, over 68,000 passengers embarked and disembarked through the historic Whitefish Depot, a stop on Amtrak's Empire Builder line, with some percentage of those being headed to the ski resort on Big Mountain.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 11.80 square miles (30.56 km2), of which, 6.43 square miles (16.65 km2) is land and 5.37 square miles (13.91 km2) is water.
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2:29 As you walk past the Great Northern Brewing Company, the next business is The Craggy Range Bar & Grill. On New Year's Eve 1968-69, it was called The Hanging Tree. My fiancee and I celebrated the New Year with friends there. They had a great band. My wife and I returned to Whitefish for a visit in 2018. Exactly 50 years later, on New Year's Eve 2018-19, my wife and I returned to that same building which is now The Craggy Range Bar & Grill and celebrated the New Year! Thanks for this wonderful City Walk!
I'm from Kazakhstan. When I was 21 years old student I lived and worked for summer 2008 in Whitefish. And I want to visit Whitefish in 2028 with my family.
@@aihanrahimov, I hope you can bring your family to Whitefish for a visit. Whitefish is such a beautiful town. Good luck!
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You probably knew my dad Tom eason
I had not noticed you had a Whitefish walk. I walked about 20 minutes of it, but I walked a full Bozeman and half another one, then I noticed this and had to check it out. I like it. I'll have to come back to it tomorrow though. I am tired. Thanks1
I can only imagine. That’s a lot of walking. I’d love to get up there and do one in the summer. - Henry
Grew up in Whitefish... moved in '79. Sure has grown! Thanks for the memory!
Great hearing from people who have lived in these places. I left Ovando in '79. All these Montana cities have changed A LOT. Thanks for watching and commenting. -Henry
You probably knew my dad and grandfather granddad was Chief of police joe eason
Beautiful town. Very peaceful and relaxing. I can't wait for winter 😊. Great video friend 👍🏻
Thanks so much. Winter is a bit colder here but wonderful. Alll the best - Henry
Never been to Montana! Nice video.
If you ever get the chance, you should really come visit. It's a special place and BIG. -H
Wow, lovely places, I enjoy follow you along. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. All the best. -Henry
Lovely winter walk - thank you!
glad you enjoyed it. I love seeing Stockholm in winter too. It's our favorite season. -H
Started too early, so I only got about 20 more minutes. I'll try later. In between times, I found my nephew's law offices are on Wisconsin Ave across from a Methodist Church. Loved the view of the mountains.
Great! Thanks for watching. So cool to hear the personal connection. -Henry
Omg it looks so beautiful, never heard about this town before, but now
it will be on my trip list.....
Hi Rob, yep, it's a beautiful location in winter AND in summer and just near Glacier National Park which is also amazing. If you get the chance, you should definitely visit. As you saw, there's AmTrak service there and an airport down in Kalispell. Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it -Henry
Amazing beauty
Thanks. It's a wonderful little town. I'd like to get back and film in the summer. -H
I am from Tunisia North Africa on the Mediterranean sea I live 10 minutes from the beach but deep in my heart I love the mountains and forests and most of all snowwwwww
@@CityWalks I drove around germany and Swizerland in winter. Looks a lot like that.
Love the sound of the snow/ice crunching under your feet, absolute ASMR for me. ♥♥♥♥♥
Thank you 😋 -H
Just watched this great video, walked along with you I enjoyed your commentary, only usually walk for forty mins, but got carried away with the beauty of white fish.
Many Thanks Sue and Stuart form Eng.
So wonderful to hear that people enjoy these and how the use them. We spent a month in N. Devon and loved it. We can't wait to get back and do some walking (such a cool walking culture). Glad you enjoyed this and thanks for leaving the comment. -Henry
07:28 how appropriate! Great video again, I could almost breath in the cool, fresh air. And I like your commentary too, you have the perfect voice for these types of videos!
Getting close to 1K subs now, soon you'll race past it - keep up the good walks my friend :)
Hah. I didn't even notice that! Good one. Yes. Getting close. Thanks for the comments and all your great videos as well. Happy New Year -Henry
hello Henry i googled Whitefish Montana and it came up with your walk, what luck hey. Stunning place loved the walk, nice one Henry.
Hi Brett. Glad it’s high in the rankings. Whitefish is a great little town in a really beautiful part of Montana. -H
I visited this town this past summer for a few days and absolutely fell in love with it, to the point where I call it "My Rocky Mountain home". Great people, wonderful climate, and a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend it to anyone scrolling through the comments, any time of year would be fine, you'll still be impressed.
Great review. Thanks for sharing. It's a great town indeed and so much to do in the area. -H
Nice morning walk
Thank you Mr. Henry
Thanks -H
Very nice video. I live in Sandpoint, Idaho. Whitefish is like my second home. I usually visit Glacier National Park for a photoshoot three times a year. If you do this again, please include the Whitefish City Beach. Again.. nice work.
Yes, I'd love to get back and film in summer and include that. Thanks for the suggestion and the comment. -H
For someone not being from the area I was hoping to hear the names of the places you were passing by, especially downtown!
Totally get it. Thanks for the feedback. I'm not from the area either so I don't really know it as much but I'll try to do more research before future walks. Thanks for watching and the useful comment! Happy walking. -Henry
Same!
Thanks for the video, good to see Whitefish up close. Are there many tourists there? Seems like a fairly lively town considering it's small population.
In the Before Times there are a ton of tourists in the summer. Not sure about this year. -H
Nice work 👍🏻
Thanks it was cold. Have you ever been to Whitefish?
I don't see many people just you out there in freezing cold :(
Yep. It was pretty cold that morning but early too. More people were out and about after. Thanks for the comment. Happy walking. -Henry
@@CityWalks Have you rode on Amtrak?
Not out west but I’ve looked into taking it cross country some time and the rates are excellent. -Henry
@@CityWalks Cross country? You are in the East?
Nope. We are based out of Montana. -Henry
I'm going to be out there this Christmas.
It's so beautiful for Christmas with snow and lights. Have a great trip and thanks for watching and commenting -H
I did subscribe 👍 from Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Welcome and so glad to have you along - Henry
Thanks a lot for uploading the video whitefish City is really nice I would love to see it. Please upload More small and beautifull cities thanks Ehsan
Sir, this FIDA from Afghanistan . My advisor told me to come here montana . As i am issued a visa . What do u recommend to me
Dress warmly. I'd focus on Missoula and Bozeman. You will be welcomed. Try to get to Yellowstone and Glacier. Thank you for your comment. Safe journey. -H
Beautiful town. Also you are definitely 5’11 or more lol
Hah. Funny you should notice. I’m actually 6’6” (2m) but I usually keep the camera about chest height. -Henry
I need to visit Montana, not sure if my Florida blood could handle the cold though lol
Hah. You could always come visit in Summer! -H
BEAUTIFUL. BUT FOR ME IT WOULD BE VERY BORING TO LIVE THERE. BUT LIKE FOR YOU
Yes, it's definitely a small town but if you like the outdoors, it's a paradise. Thanks for watching and commenting -H
nice place but wow, far too many ad breaks in this one.
I walk early in the a.m. and try to turn sound up enough to hear you but when ads come on i have to quickly grab the remote to mute because they are so much louder and to keep from waking up the wife. So hard to keep doing that when using the crosswalk on a treadmill.
I don’t understand how some videos have one all through and others, like this one, seem to be every few minutes.
Thanks Steve, most of my videos are set to allow you to to put in an ad brakes were it thanks they should go. I think it varies based on your, location, time, and other factors. I will take a look at this one and thin out the ads manually. -H
I've gone through and reduced the number of ads on this one. thanks for the heads up. -H
Andy.
Stop the facade.
That's just cruel.
Mmmmkay.
dude stop talking during your videos.
um. no.
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@@CityWalks yea well. Thats why I downvoted you. I watch walking tour videos for me to experience not listen to some guy yapping on.
@@GeeseFX I totally respect that. But, I would submit that this Channel is not a good match for your needs.