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Winter Wildlife & Mountain Views with Glacier Adventure Guides - Kalispell

Winter Wildlife & Mountain Views with Glacier Adventure Guides

Kalispelleasy to moderate

Difficulty

easy to moderate

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Basic fitness required; suitable for most ages and fitness levels

Overview

Discover the snowy splendors of Glacier National Park on a guided snowshoe tour. Perfect for families, photographers, and wildlife lovers, this adventure offers stunning mountain views and serene forests turned winter masterpiece.

Columbia Falls, Montana

Snowshoeing

Scenic snowshoe tours of Glacier National Park

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Adventure Photos

Snowshoeing photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the serene beauty of Glacier National Park on a snowshoe tour, perfect for photographers, families, and wildlife lovers. Explore stunning waterfalls, majestic snowy peaks, and ancient forests in a winter wonderland. This easy to moderate adventure is ideal for all ages, making it a memorable outdoor escape.

Snowshoe tour of Glacier National Park. A favorite for photographers, families and wildlife enthusiasts. Great for all ages and abilities! See waterfalls, snowy peaks, snowy old growth forest and more on a snowshoe tour through Glacier in the cold quiet of winter.

  • TOUR HOURS: 9 A.M. - 4 P.M.
  • BEST SEASON: DECEMBER – MARCH
  • DIFFICULTY: EASY - MODERATE

Rates

• Individual Rate Ticket - $400 - For individuals booking as a private party of 1 • Group Rate Ticket Private Group - $225 - Groups of 2+


Duration

1 Day


Adventure Tips

Dress in layers

Layer up with moisture-wicking, insulating, and waterproof clothes to stay warm and dry.

Bring extra socks

Warm, dry socks help prevent frostbite and keep your feet comfortable.

Start early in the day

Morning light offers better visibility and fewer crowds.

Carry a small snack

Fuel your adventure with energy-rich snacks for sustained effort.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Elk
  • Bald eagles

History

Glacier National Park was established in 1910 and is known for its glaciers, which have been retreating over the past century, reflecting climate change.

Conservation

Guides promote Leave No Trace principles, ensuring minimal impact on sensitive ecosystems while enjoying the winter wilderness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Winter Waterproof Boots

Essential

Keeps your feet warm and dry on snowy trails.

winter specific

Insulating Gloves

Essential

Protects your hands from the cold during prolonged exposure.

winter specific

Warm Hat and Balaclava

Essential

Prevents heat loss from your head and neck.

winter specific

Trekking Poles

Provides extra stability on icy or uneven terrain.

winter specific