Experience the best of both worlds on a combined driving and snowshoe tour in Glacier National Park. Enjoy a scenic drive with an expert guide, then step into the serene winter backcountry on snowshoes with gear and transportation provided.

Enjoy a scenic drive and guided snowshoe trek
Warm up with coffee and hot cocoa by the creek
Visit Shepard Spring and McDonald Creek
Explore West Glacier and Belton Bridge
Stroll Apgar Village and Lake McDonald Lodge
Take in views along Going-to-the-Sun Road

What's Included

Transportation to the park
Equipment, including snowshoes and trekking poles
Lunch and refreshments
National Park entrance fees (if needed)
Experienced guides with endless enthusiasm!

Things to know

Suitable for all ages and abilities. Transportation to and from the property is provided and pickup is arranged in advance. Tours operate in winter conditions; dress in layers with waterproof outerwear and sturdy boots.

FAQs

What should I wear?
Wear layers with a moisture-wicking base, warm mid layer, and waterproof jacket and pants, plus waterproof gloves, hat, sunglasses, and sturdy waterproof boots.

What should I bring for a day tour?
Bring outdoor clothing including hat, waterproof gloves, sunglasses, snow boots, and a camera, plus a great attitude.

What about transportation? Is there a shuttle?
Transportation to and from the property is provided for all tours. Pickup is arranged in advance and vehicle size varies by group.

What does the operator provide for a day tour?
Hand warmers as necessary, lunch, park pass, water bottle, a hot drink, and information about Glacier National Park and the surrounding area.

Will I see wildlife?
There is always a chance to see wildlife such as deer, elk, bald eagles, moose, and more.

Is it worth visiting Glacier National Park in winter?
Yes, winter offers a tranquil experience with fewer crowds, pristine snow-covered landscapes, and striking mountain vistas.

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Driving and Snowshoe Combo in Glacier National Park