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”A Little Peace of Heaven” retreat was founded in 2010 by Thomas and Jeanne Scull. Yhey saw how many people could benefit by having a place in nature where they could come away from the many distractions of daily life and get their minds refocused on the things in life that truly matter. The retreat is surrounded on all sides by forestry and wilderness. It is off the grid with power being provided through solar and a generator.
The retreat is managed by the owners Thomas and Jeanne Scull and their son, Gary and his wife, Cindy.

The cabins and lodge sit on the top of a ridge overlooking the Flathead River in the distance, which is a designated 'Wild & Scenic River'. It overlooks the beautiful valley below. The property looks out to the East at Glacier National Park Mountains and up to 100 miles of mountain range. There seems to be a magic potent in the atmosphere that erases all tension. The view invites you to just sit and drink it all in. Deer can daily be seen roaming the grounds. Moose frequent the place for fascinating viewing. On some occasions grizzly and black bears pass through. A mountain lion (cougar) has also been sighted.

In nearby Glacier National Park is the “Going-To-The-Sun” road that is an experience that brings people from all parts of the world. The view is spectacular. You may drive or relax in the free shuttle van up to Logan Pass or completely through the park. Mountain goats and big horn sheep are often seen on this
excursion. In the park are restaurants, gift shops, hiking trails, picnic areas, lakes, etc. Glacier Park International Airport is just 40 miles away. And the cabins are 3 miles from the Polebridge Mercantile, listed in the register of National Historic Places. It is noted for its luscious pastries, breads, and mouth watering sandwiches. Also you will find a few grocery items and souvenirs. Next door to the Mercantile is the Northern Lights Café that will delight your fancy for fine dinners. The beautiful Bowman and Kintla Lakes are assessable from the Northwest entrance just 4 miles away. Canoeing and kayaking are popular sports on the lakes and the Flathead River nearby. You will find hiking trails in the park and on the property. Horseshoes and volleyball games are located on the premises and a cozy fire pit and picnic area await you.