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Whether you're looking for a light lunch or some hearty home cooking, Thompson Falls has several great restaurants to choose from. If you plan to spend a few days here there are a variety of motels and RV parks. You will discover many fine stores featuring clothing, gifts, antiques, souvenirs, hand made quilts, Montana Made Products, art galleries, florists, foods, convenience items, hardware, and just about anything you may need while visiting our friendly town. Annual events include the Flatiron Quilt Show in April, Heritage Days in May, the Rose & Perennial Garden Show in June, and the Sanders County Christmas Bazaar in December. Thompson Falls has one of the prettiest golf courses anywhere. Just west of town located along the Clark Fork River, River's Bend Golf Course features 9 holes and a very nice clubhouse with a restaurant. The Thompson Falls PP&L Dam located in town on the Clark Fork River is a popular attraction for visitors. The Thompson Falls reservoir and the Noxon Reservoir, below the dam, offers a variety of recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, swimming, water skiing and floating. There are several public boat launches near Thompson Falls, allowing convenient access to our many miles of navigable water. The Thompson Falls area has outstanding access to millions of acres of national forest lands. These lands offer a wide range of recreational possibilities including hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping, and hunting. Winter provides backcountry skiing and snowmobiling. Sightseeing adventures include trails in beautiful old growth timber, wild flowers, waterfalls, mountain lakes, creeks, rivers, and wildlife such as deer, elk, moose, big horn sheep, mountain goats, bears, and many varieties of birds. Be sure to bring your camera. Visit the Historic Old Jail Museum in downtown Thompson Falls (open Mother's Day through Labor Day.) Take a relaxing stroll to PP&L Island Park for a picnic and a great view of the dam and the valley. Visit Wild Goose Landing Park, which provides public swimming and boating docks. Wildlife enthusiasts can view big horn sheep in their natural habitat just 6 miles east of town.
Cities near Thompson Falls Montana
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