Glacier National Park is roughly 90 miles north of Condon. You need a vehicle reservation to enter the west entrance of the park (closest entrance) from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. to drive Going-to-the-Sun road. These are available as early as 4 months in advance but you can try to purchase a next-day pass at 7 p.m. the night prior. Recommended Hikes: Avalanche Lake (~6 miles total) and Iceberg Lake (~10 miles total)

Difficulty: Easy. 3.3 miles roundtrip well-traveled path from Holland Lake to the falls. Highly recommend this hike as it only takes about 1.5-2 hours roundtrip. It's 1 mile north of Lindbergh Lake turn off and a few miles south of Condon.

Located about an hour east of Missoula on your way to Condon. If you're a history buff and are flying into Missoula, this may be worth a stop on the way to your lodging! It's a well preserved, old gold mining town from the late 1800s and named one of America's coolest ghost towns by Travel + Leisure.

Large grocery store and deli about 4 miles north of Condon and 1 mile from the turn off to Falls Creek Guest Ranch.

Seeley Lake's only grocery store located in the center of town. Seeley Lake is about 30 minutes south of Condon.

Wild huckleberries only grow in Idaho, Montana, Canada and Alaska. They are visually similar to a blueberry but purple and sweeter! The less ripe berries are red.