Experience Glacier National Park on snowshoes as winter quiets the trails. Guides tailor the route to your group and provide all necessary gear.

Savor coffee and hot cocoa by a winter creek
Visit spots like Apgar Village and Belton Bridge
Enjoy views along McDonald Creek and Lake McDonald
Travel portions of Going-to-the-Sun Road
Try local huckleberry treats on the return
Relax with lodging pickup and drop-off

What's Included

Transportation to the park
Snowshoes and trekking poles
Lunch and refreshments
National Park entrance fees if needed
Experienced guides

Things to know

Tours run in winter conditions including wind, precipitation, and cold. Wear layered, waterproof outerwear and sturdy waterproof boots.

FAQs

What should I wear?
Wear layers such as base layers, quick-dry or snow pants, fleece, a waterproof coat and gloves, hat, and sunglasses. Waterproof boots are recommended.

What should I bring for a day tour?
Bring outdoor clothing including hat, waterproof gloves, sunglasses, snow boots, and a camera. Come ready for adventure.

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

What is provided on the tour?
Hand warmers as needed, lunch, park pass, water bottle, a hot drink, and information about the park and area.

Will I see wildlife?
Wildlife sightings are possible and may include deer, elk, eagles, moose, and signs of other animals.

Is Glacier National Park worth visiting in winter?
Yes. Winter offers tranquil trails, pristine scenery, and striking snow-covered vistas without the crowds.

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