Whitefish Ski Museum selling brick pavers for new walkway

Walkways between the Whitefish Ski Heritage Center and Museum and the adjacent Mountain Trails Park are getting an upgrade this fall.  

Sponsored brick pavers and concrete will be the base of a new plaza surface between the museum and the park. There will also be a new walkway connecting to the Wisconsin Avenue SNOW Bus stop.  

Once the plaza and walkway are completed, the Ski Museum plans to build ski lift exhibits along the walkway. 

Mountain Trails Park is located at 705 Wisconsin Ave., adjacent to the Stumptown Ice Den. The land was acquired by the city of Whitefish in 1984 from the Mountain Trails Saddle Club.   

The walkway renovation is made possible by the Whitefish Parks and Recreation Department, the museum and a few generous community members.   

Brick pavers are available for $125 each. For more information see whitefishskimuseum.org or contact Tim Hinderman at 406-885-2730 or [email protected]. 

For questions about the park, contact Parks and Recreation at 406-863-2470.  

    Whitefish Ski Heritage Musuem and adjacent Mountain Trails Park are getting a new walkway. (Kelsey Evans/Whitefish Pilot)
  

    Tim Hinderman, director of the Whitefish Ski Heritage Center, is leading the organization's sale of brick pavers to fund a new walkway. (Kelsey Evans/Whitefish Pilot)