The Huckleberry Patch
4.5$$· ModerateIconic roadside stop serving famous huckleberry treats near Glacier National Park
Located in Hungry Horse along Highway 2 near Glacier National Park, The Huckleberry Patch is a beloved roadside destination famous for its wild huckleberry specialties. Visitors can stop in for hearty diner meals, buffalo burgers, and famous desserts like huckleberry pie topped with huckleberry ice cream or thick milkshakes. The onsite gift shop offers a wide selection of huckleberry jams, candies, syrups, and Montana souvenirs to take home.
Expert notes
- Try the huckleberry pancakes for breakfast.
- Purchase some huckleberry jam to take home as a souvenir.
- Check out their seasonal products available during summer.
- Ask about their local huckleberry picking tours.
- Visit early in the day to avoid crowds on weekends.
- Don't forget to take pictures of the beautiful surroundings.
- Inquire about their special huckleberry recipes.
- Sample before you buy to find your favorite flavor.
- Enjoy the outdoor seating area in nice weather.
- Bring cash, as not all places accept cards.
Features
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Friendly staff
- Homemade jams and jellies
- Huckleberry ice cream
- Local crafts and gifts
- Outdoor seating
- Sampling available
- Scenic views
- Seasonal products
- Takeout options
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