Guidebook for Thompson Falls
Food Scene
Minnie's
921 W Main StBIG breakfast platters at Minnies and is the best breakfast in town!
The Coyote make the best sandwiches prepared with local coffee can sourdough bread (trust us, you'll love it). They have other offerings too as well as adult beverages.
The Wild Coyote Saloon
713 Montana Secondary Hwy 471The Coyote make the best sandwiches prepared with local coffee can sourdough bread (trust us, you'll love it). They have other offerings too as well as adult beverages.
Home of The Supreme Pizza and the Original Calizone.Open 7 Days A Week -- 11am - 8pm 406-827-5100 Downtown thompson Falls
Simple Simon's Pizza
102 E Railroad AveHome of The Supreme Pizza and the Original Calizone.Open 7 Days A Week -- 11am - 8pm 406-827-5100 Downtown thompson Falls
Parks & Nature
Lolo National Forest
Thompson Falls State Recreation Area
2220 Blue Slide Rdviews of Thompson Falls, walk across historic railway bridge.
Old fire lookout built in the early 1900's still stands and in working condition today.
Cougar Peak Lookout
Old fire lookout built in the early 1900's still stands and in working condition today.
Ross Creek Cedars Scenic Area
National Forest Development Road 398awesome and big cedar trees!
Essentials
Sanders County Harvest Foods
2006 Main StShopping
Lucky Lil's Casino
1303 W Main Stget your basics, ice, gas, beer
Sightseeing
Go to Blue Slide and turn right then turn left on Graves Creek Rd, and go about 2+- miles until you see a pull off to the left. Park and follow the short trail. Just be careful, and do not get too close to the edge. It is very steep and there is no rail!
This spot is not recommended for loose running dogs or unattended small children!
This spot provides a breathtaking view of the steep, rushing waterfall and surrounding mountains. A short easy trail provides access to a sparkling pool of water above the falls, which leads to an abrupt vertical drop that you won't want to get to close too!
Graves Creek Falls
Go to Blue Slide and turn right then turn left on Graves Creek Rd, and go about 2+- miles until you see a pull off to the left. Park and follow the short trail. Just be careful, and do not get too close to the edge. It is very steep and there is no rail!
This spot is not recommended for loose running dogs or unattended small children!
This spot provides a breathtaking view of the steep, rushing waterfall and surrounding mountains. A short easy trail provides access to a sparkling pool of water above the falls, which leads to an abrupt vertical drop that you won't want to get to close too!