The Experience
Scenic Byway Tours are not events, but rather logistically supported routes. Each pod is capped at 25-50 cyclists per pod, so space is limited. We encourage you to confirm your registration at the time of announcement.
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Scenic Byway Tours are 100% cycling focused. Summit Cycle Solutions is here to address a need. We are here to get the participant to the right places at the right times. We strive to make the participant's job the ride, not the logistics.
Routes are cycling-focused and include SAG support, first-response medical coverage, gear transport, logistics support, aid stations, and the identification of public facilities (restrooms & meals). Routes are designed to provide ample public services, in conjunction to our logistical services. First responder medics will be stationed on-site to ensure support along the routes.
Cyclists are considered “self supported” and tail lights are required. Route navigation is provided via Ride With GPS only. We will host a rider meeting on June 07, 2026. All routes start at Wild Coffee Company (309 Central Ave). Orientation information will be sent two (2) weeks before the event.
All cyclists must enter Glacier National Park with our team (details TBA). A single-day vehicle pass is required for the date of entry. If you have an annual or interagency pass, it is valid—but must be carried on your person. Please visit recreation.gov for offical information.
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For "Hub N Spoke" tours Summit Cycle Solutions operates a self-book lodging model, giving cyclists the flexibility to choose where they stay while we handle the ride logistics. All routes start at Wild Coffee Company (309 Central Ave).
We've provided a Lodging Q&A with recommended hotels, selected based on proximity to daily departure locations, overall quality, and convenience for riders. Lodging recommendations are optional and provided as a planning resource only. Riders are welcome to stay at any property of their choosing.
👉 View the Lodging Q&A & Recommended Hotels.
- Airline Customers: If you are flying, please align your itinerary to fly into Kallispell, MT on June 07, 2026. Upon arrival please take one of the many shuttles (pre-purchase) to your hotel (Whitefish, MT). If you are driving, hotels have agreed to provide parking during the length of the trip.
- Breakfast Options: All routes will begin at Wild Coffee Company. Coffee and breakfast service kicks off at 7:00am, so come early, fuel up, and roll out strong!
+ Riding - Pod Schedules (Click Here)
POD A (25-50 Max Per)
- June 07, 2026: Rider Check In 4pm-6pm (Location TBD)
- June 08, 2026: W.F. Resort | 27.9 mi + 2,466'
- June 09, 2026: Glacier Nat'l | 75.8 mi + 2,910'
- June 10, 2026: Big Fork Loop | 76.2 mi + 2,348'
- June 11, 2026: Hungry Horse Res. | 48.9 mi + 2,694'
POD B (25-50 Max Per)
- June 07, 2026: Rider Check In 4pm-6pm (Location TBD)
- June 08, 2026: Hungry Horse Res. | 48.9 mi + 2,694'
- June 09, 2026: Big Fork Loop | 76.2 mi + 2,348'
- June 10, 2026: Glacier Nat'l | 75.8 mi + 2,910'
- June 11, 2026: W.F. Resort | 27.9 mi + 2,466'
Pro Tip: Worried about keeping up with the group? Sign up for POD A—it offers a gentler start to the tour.
Whitefish MT
Whitefish Resort & Swift Creek: 27.9 mi + 2,466'
We head for Whitefish Mountain Resort, climbing steadily into quiet forest roads and alpine terrain. This shorter but punchy route rewards riders with cool mountain air, winding pavement, and classic Montana scenery. Swift Creek delivers a peaceful finish as we roll back toward town, making this an ideal introduction to the region with just the right amount of climbing.
Glacier, MT
Glacier Nat'l Park | 75.8 mi + 2,910'
This ride is a true bucket-list experience as we enter Glacier National Park and pedal through one of the most dramatic landscapes in North America. Towering peaks, glacial valleys, and pristine alpine lakes surround us as we trace iconic park roads. With long, steady miles and unforgettable views in every direction, this is classic big-day Montana riding at its finest.
Flathead Lake
Big Fork Loop | 76.2 mi + 2,348'
This classic loop carries us south from Whitefish toward the artsy lakeside town of Bigfork, tracing the shores of Flathead Lake and rolling through quiet Montana backroads. Expect long, flowing miles, expansive lake views, and gentle climbs that keep the day engaging without being overwhelming. A true Montana loop that balances distance, scenery, and rhythm.
Hungry Horse Reservoir
Hungry Horse Reservoir | 48.9 mi + 2,694'
We head east into the heart of the Flathead National Forest, climbing steadily toward the striking turquoise waters of Hungry Horse Reservoir. This out-and-back route delivers peaceful roads, dense forest, and dramatic mountain backdrops, with a sustained climb that feels earned but manageable. A scenic, focused day that showcases Montana’s wild and remote character.