Loved our stay at the Square Peg Cabin, a rustic homestead a stone’s throw from the Polebridge Mercantile. (more…)

Bunks, cabins, tepees. This place had it all. We stayed in a tepee. Bring your own sleeping bag and fire wood. Although you can hire bedding if needed. (more…)

There’s something about this place that seems to bring out the best in people–I didn’t meet an unfriendly face in the whole week I spent here. (more…)

Loved our stay at the Square Peg Cabin, a rustic homestead a stone’s throw from the Polebridge Mercantile. (more…)

This was our last stop on our road trip around America. To be perfectly honest it just couldn’t have ended any better, we spent 4 fantastic nights in the Green Zucchini. (more…)

I stayed here for one night in August of 2023 after backpacking in the North Fork area of Glacier National Park. I slept in the bunk bed room. I was the only person there on a Friday night. Oliver is the best. I enjoyed my stay. It’s within walking distance of the mercantile and saloon. John (from Cincinnati)

A true gem. One of the highlights of the Great Divide ride was spending a long evening chatting with Oliver about life in Polebridge and in general. A trip highlight.

I loved my stay here. Oliver, the owner, is great. The grounds are so peaceful. The building and shower is clean and quaint. I would love to return some day!

Quaint spot tucked away across from Glacier N.P.
My wife and I rode our mountain tandem bike over Whitefish Divide and camped at the North Fork Hostel. I emailed Oliver the day before that we were coming and he told us to make ourselves at home as he would be home from work after 5:30.
We showered (quickly), pitched our tent and took in the area before Oliver arrived.
The hostel is off the grid. Solar power. Propane gas. Outhouses.

If you look beyond the rough edges, Polebridge is a gem of a place to visit. At night, we were at the saloon in town as the sun and moon finally set. There are not many outside lights in Polebridge. It was a clear night and the stars came alive. My wife who is visually impaired could actually make out stars and the Milky Way. Of all of the nights on our cycling adventure, that was the most magical.

The North Fork Hostel is very very cyclist friendly.