Several of the exterior walls were designed to ‘jog’ around other trees outside. They were merged in 1974 into a pier-and-beam construction that held the stately trees at its core. The Cedar Tree Gift Shop began as two smaller buildings, the original check-in desk for Apgar Village Lodge and “camp store” and the original Cabin #14 from Apgar Village. The trees standing inside the gift shop survived the great fires of 1910, also known as the “Big Burn”, and are hundreds of years old. This area marks the eastern limits of Western red cedars in the United States. The shop was built around two old-growth trees in the heart of quaint Apgar Village nestled on Lake McDonald on the west side of Glacier. But the most amazing thing about the Cedar Tree Gift Shop has to be the cedar trees growing in the middle of it! The selection of locally-made artisan gifts is impressive. It’s got tasty ice cream and steaming cappuccinos.
Shoppers can find Red Button Vintage Creamery at any Macey’s, Fresh Market, Dan’s, Dick’s Market, Lin’s, Peterson’s, Lee’s MarketPlace, Stokes and other participating Associated Food Retailers.How’d they build a shop around those old-growth trees? It’s the largest gift shop in Glacier National Park. The new brand enters the market just in time for National Ice Cream Day (July 19). Red Button Creamery Ice Cream is comparable to other premium ice creams, and the 56 oz carton has an average retail price of $4.99. The ice cream is made locally, in small batches to ensure optimal quality. There are 18 different flavors including classics like Vanilla Bean and Burnt Almond Fudge, as well as unique flavors like Black Licorice and Sprinkled Animal Cookie. The premium desert, which was created through a partnership with Cache Valley, Utah based Casper’s, the parent company of Fat Boy, is available exclusively at Associated Food Stores. Red Button Vintage Creamery is made with only the freshest ingredients including whole milk and all natural sugar to provide a consistently smooth and rich treat.
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