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At the Old Northern Inn guests make their own entertainment, sometimes in unforgettably beautiful ways, like this impromptu violin recital.

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you can see 100 miles. We waved at this airplane, and the pilot in turn waved his wings at us.

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Maybe it's even better than flying to gaze out over Priest Lake from here. There is time to take everything in.

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Coolin Bay looks like this when viewed from Sundance Mountain. Around the upper corner to the right is Outlet Bay.

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Chimney Rock is a prominent feature of the Selkirks viewed from halfway up the lake. From Sundance...

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Seen from Sundance Mountain, from L-R: Four Mile, Bartoo, Papoose, Kalispell. Cavanaugh Bay is at...

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...takes on different aspects as the summer grows long. Here it is on a September evening.

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In the evenings, the setting sun reflects on the eponymous Sundance Mountain in a way that cannot be captured in a photo

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...Please feel welcome to stay with us!

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...from the deck of the Old Northern Inn are intensified by the clear cold air.

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waiting players on an afternoon at the Inn.

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...is visible through the Mountain Ash at the southern end of Coolin Bay.

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On a fall day, a kayaker has the Thorofare all to herself for the trip to Upper Priest Lake.

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At the foot of Lookout Mountain, Lookout Lake is a typical glacial formation.

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Upper Priest Lake in the distance -- three miles long, altitude 2441 feet, accessible only on foot or by boat.

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The Old Ranger Station on Lookout Mountain was built in 1929. It is on the National Historical...

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