Landmark
Whitefish station
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Built in 1928 by the Great Northern Railway, Whitefish station stands as a charming example of rustic stone-and-timber architecture. Visitors can watch the daily arrival of Amtrak's Empire Builder, which connects Chicago to the Pacific Northwest. Inside, the waiting room retains its original wooden benches and ticket window, evoking the golden age of rail. The depot also houses a small museum with railroad memorabilia and local history exhibits. Its location in downtown Whitefish makes it a convenient starting point for exploring the town's shops and restaurants, or catching a shuttle to nearby ski resorts and Glacier National Park.
Don't miss
- Watch the daily arrival and departure of Amtrak's Empire Builder train
- Explore the small museum inside the depot featuring railroad artifacts and local history
- Admire the historic rustic stone-and-timber architecture of the 1928 building
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Whitefish station
You can see Whitefish station on your own. A tour is worth it for the story behind it, for transport, or for combining nearby sights into one day.
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