Category: Winter Fun

There’s fun to be had year-round in Western Montana—a bit of snow on the ground doesn’t keep us from going outside or hosting events. In fact, winter brings some of the most unusual, unique and fun events to cure cabin fever. From barstool races to half marathons to renowned film festivals, there’s an adventure waiting for everyone […]

Wintertime in Western Montana’s Glacier Country means one thing: snow—and snow means one thing: epic adventure. For years, Glacier Country visitors have enjoyed the many outdoor activities the season brings, and after a day of playing in our winter wonderland, the best way to unwind and embrace the colder temperatures is by soaking in the warm healing waters of a hot spring.

Western Montana’s diverse landscapes offer adventure year-round. In winter, the region transforms into a downhill playground with seven ski areas featuring affordable lift tickets, impressive vertical drops, reliable snowfall and more than 11,723 acres of skiable terrain. Here’s where to get on the slopes in Glacier Country.   BLACKTAIL MOUNTAIN Take in views of Glacier National […]

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 […]

Winter in Glacier National Park offers quiet adventures, from wildlife watching to exploring snow-covered trails. While the park transforms into a peaceful winter wonderland, it’s still important to prepare and plan ahead for your visit this time of year. For a safe and memorable experience, please know before you go. PARK ACCESS AND RECREATION Snow […]

There are many things to be thankful for here in Western Montana’s Glacier Country. Our natural resources are always top of mind—forests, rivers, lakes and streams, flora and fauna, wide-open spaces and fresh mountain air are all on our gratitude list. Among these natural wonders are vibrant small towns thriving with arts and culture, live music, and some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet. Read on and find out what else made our Top 10 list.

As snow begins to blanket Western Montana’s Glacier Country, the holiday season comes to life with festive events and time-honored traditions. The region’s small towns light up with celebrations that capture the spirit of the season. From tree lightings to Christmas markets to New Year’s festivities, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a look at 14 […]

One of the things that makes Montana so special is that we share the land with an abundance of beautiful, wild creatures. Western Montana is comprised of millions of acres of public land that is home to 83 species of mammals and 393 species of birds—and seeing them is easier than you think. There are plenty of undesignated places to watch wildlife in Glacier Country, but some amazing spots have been set aside specifically for Montana’s mammals, birds and reptiles. Explore our year-round wildlife refuges and viewing areas that offer a diversity of habitat and a look at some of the region’s most majestic inhabitants.

Recreation opportunities exist throughout Western Montana; no matter the season, we’re chock-full of amazing activities. To give you a sampling of the unique adventures you’ll find here, we’ve created an A to Z list of activities for your next Glacier Country getaway.  A – Air adventures offer a bird’s-eye view of our spectacular scenery. From […]

Winter in Western Montana is more than just wintry-weather adventures—it’s time for getting cozy, exploring our welcoming mountain towns, or just snuggling up with a warm blanket, a good book and breathtaking views. Here’s where to find the perfect winter retreat in Glacier Country. Double Arrow Lodge – Seeley Lake Adventure is at your doorstep at Double […]