WEDDING
& EVENT VENUE
Montana beauty, historic charm.
Ashley Creek Historic Venue
at Snowline Acres
We are located in Northwest Montana, just two hours north of Missoula, 12 miles from Glacier International Airport, and about 30 minutes from Glacier National Park. We invite you to enjoy the beauty, elegance, and privacy of our 30-acre property and event venue.
a one-of-a-kind Montana venue
Snowline Acres and the Ashley Creek Historic Venue offer a one-of-a-kind experience with a private and romantic setting for your wedding, corporate or special event for both small and large groups. The reconstructed building is completed with modern amenities and extraordinary charm. Snowline is an excellent location for weddings, business meetings, and conferences with gathering places designed to echo the surrounding natural beauty of the Flathead Valley, Montana. You can also enjoy all the natural beauty of this property from our large wrap-around patio facing the gorgeous Swan Mountain Range. A great place to socialize, this outdoor area provides stunning views.
The Kalispell Lumber Company Building
The historic Kalispell Lumber Company - a unique and rustic building emblazoned with an iconic and outsized reference to Kalispell’s timber tradition, was dismantled and relocated from the west side of town and has been rebuilt on the Snowline Acres property.
The relocation of this structure is the result of several years of planning, a passion for old buildings with history and character, and our entrepreneurial vision to create a place for family traditions.
The original 22,000-square-foot Kalispell Lumber Co. building, erected in 1939 in what was once the industrial heart of the Flathead Valley, has been carefully reassembled.
Heritage Timber LLC, a Missoula-based deconstruction company, has reassembled the building, which encompasses roughly 220,000 board feet of wood. Much of the material is tight-grain, old growth wood cut in old-fashioned dimensions, including 10 by 12 inch posts, 22 inch beams and towering roof trusses that extend 40 feet into the sky. An estimated 90 percent of the original structure was preserved so that it can retain its historic identity after being rebuilt.
The Kalispell Lumber Co. building is certainly a relic from a bygone era. It has survived time and torment, including two major fires that consumed entire city blocks more than half a century ago. Its signature presence on the west side of town has been unmistakable to generations of passersby. But the building will be preserved and new family memories and traditions will be made within its walls.