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Winter Adventures with Tour Glacier in Somers, Montana - Kalispell

Winter Adventures with Tour Glacier in Somers, Montana

Somersmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness to manage sustained cross-country skiing or snowshoeing.

Overview

Winter in Glacier National Park transforms its landscape into a pristine playground. Tour Glacier in Somers offers guided cross country ski, snowshoe, and driving tours that bring the park’s rugged beauty within reach—plus a unique indoor rodeo experience to cap off the day.

Winter Adventures with Tour Glacier in Somers, Montana

Adventure Tips

Dress in breathable layers

Montana winter weather can shift quickly; layering helps you stay comfortable during activity and rest.

Bring sunglasses and sunscreen

Snow reflects sunlight intensely, increasing UV exposure; protect your eyes and skin even on cloudy days.

Check tour availability in advance

Limited group sizes and seasonal operation mean early booking ensures your preferred date and activity.

Car preparation for winter roads

Driving tours or transfers may require vehicles equipped with winter tires or chains; confirm with your guide.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mountain goats
  • Snowshoe hares

History

Glacier National Park was established in 1910 and has long been home to Native American tribes whose land stewardship shaped its ecology.

Conservation

Tour Glacier emphasizes low-impact travel practices to preserve Glacier’s fragile winter environments and works closely with park authorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Thermal base layers

Essential

Keeps your body insulated during cold outdoor activity.

winter specific

Waterproof jacket and pants

Essential

Protects against snow and wind, ensuring comfort throughout the tour.

winter specific

Insulated gloves

Essential

Keeps hands warm and dexterous during snow activities.

winter specific

Snow goggles or sunglasses

Essential

Protects eyes from glare and snow blindness on bright winter days.

winter specific