Category: Snowmobiling

Looking for the quiet side of winter in Western Montana? The Northwest Corridor runs through Kootenai Country and along the rugged edges of the Cabinet Mountains, linking small towns, forested backroads and wide-open landscapes. Snowmobile routes climb into the hills, Nordic trails thread through timber, and the pace naturally slows without feeling remote. Winter here is […]

Western Montana is a sledder’s paradise. Wide-open mountain meadows, rugged ridgelines, frozen alpine lakes, deep backcountry terrain, Forest Service roads and historic ghost towns create endless opportunities once the snow flies. With more than 1,000 miles of groomed trails, Glacier Country delivers serious variety. Below are eight standout snowmobiling trail systems to help you find […]

Glaciers to Geysers is your one-stop trip planner for exploring the stretch of Montana between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park—a roughly 380-mile journey. Explore curated driving routes that connect the glaciers of the north to the geysers of the south, winding through Western Montana’s Glacier Country, Southwest Montana and Montana’s Yellowstone Country. The […]

Western Montana’s winter landscapes offer more than 22,000 square miles of terrain for exploration. With so much ground to cover, make exploring easier by utilizing one of the region’s local guides. They’re ready to lead the way, from dog sledding to snowmobiling and everything in between. These experienced, knowledgeable guides will plan a seamless and memorable adventure.

Glacier Country offers a wealth of winter recreation opportunities. As you enjoy our snowy landscapes, remember to prioritize safety—for yourself, others, and the natural environment. Here are some guidelines on how to recreate responsibly in Western Montana this winter. WINTER DRIVING Follow the below tips to be prepared for winter driving conditions. AVALANCHE SAFETY Always […]

When we refer to Montana by its nickname “The Treasure State,” we’re usually thinking of all the beauty and wonder that makes this place extraordinary—stunning landscapes, charming small towns, and world-class recreation. But Montana has been a place of rich mineral reserves, and, in 1852, gold was discovered here. This revelation not only led to Montana’s nickname, but to an immediate boom in mining, which became an economic stronghold in the region.

There’s no question Western Montana is a downhill ski destination. But what makes this place so sought-after is the epic landscape, charming small towns and 300+ inches of snow the region sees every winter, all making it a popular destination even for those who don’t ski. Here are seven ways to play in a Western […]

Western Montana’s Glacier Country offers a treasure trove of enchanting winter landscapes and snow-season adventures. Here’s our guide to the top 8 winter destinations in this incredible place. Whether you seek powdery slopes, festive villages or cozy escapes, each destination promises an unforgettable winter-in-Montana experience. WHITEFISH + WHITEFISH MOUNTAIN RESORT The quintessential mountain town of […]

By TravelingMitch When I lived in Norway, I learned an expression that has always stuck with me: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing.” That motto, in practice, is a reminder that while there may be some small part of us that wants to cozy up beside the fire for the entirety […]

Western Montana is a sledder’s paradise. Powering through winter here is easy, with miles of steep climbs and flat trails, and acres of backcountry playgrounds, as well as logging and seasonal forest service roads. A handy way to recreate responsibly is with the onX Offroad app. The Offroad app provides real-time GPS positioning even in […]