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Elmo, Montana

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Looking toward the Big Arm of Flathead Lake and Wild Horse Island from state highway 28.  The town of Elmo and US Highway 93 is seen along the western (left) shoreline.  In the background beyond Wild Horse Island are the Swan and Mission Mountains rising to elevations of 6,500 feet and more.

Guide to Elmo

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Arrowhead Resort and RV Park.  Milepost 76, 76076 Highway 93, Box 118, Elmo, MT 59915.  Phone: 406-849-5545; Toll-free: 1-866-808-1902.  E-mail:  E-mail

Location
Elmo sits at the far west side of Flathead Lake on the Flathead Indian Reservation at the junction of highways US 93 and Montana  28 about 30 miles south of Kalispell.

Getting to Elmo

Road
The main routes to Elmo are US 93 and MT 28.  The closest Interstate is I-90, which is about 75 miles south of Elmo.

Air
Glacier Park International Airport at Kalispell.  Services include Big Sky Airlines, Delta Airlines, Horizon Airlines, Northwest Airlines and Holman Aviation (private charters).

Rail
The daily Amtrak passenger service the Empire Builder runs between Seattle/Portland and Chicago.  Nearby depots are in: Whitefish (42 miles north, toll free phone: 800-862-7245) and West Glacier.

See also the Go Northwest! guide to the Flathead Valley

Elevation
2910 feet

Click on Flathead Valley Area Map above to locate cities and towns and other features of the Flathead Valley in Northwest Montana.

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