Whitefish Wonderland: Winter Excursion Package
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Experience the magic of winter in Montana with a snowmobiling and ice fishing adventure in Whitefish, followed by a scenic driving tour through Glacier National Park’s snow-covered peaks and valleys. Discover frozen lakes, quiet forests, and breathtaking mountain vistas in this unforgettable winter getaway.
Guided Half-Day Snowmobile Tour
Discover a breathtaking Montana winter landscape with a Half-Day Guided Snowmobile Tour near Whitefish. This family-friendly experience is suitable for both beginners and experts who are looking to enjoy stunning scenery and fresh powder. Located 20 minutes from downtown Whitefish, this guided Montana snowmobile tour offers one of the best ways to experience winter in northwest Montana.
Upon check-in and gearing up, you will head directly from the shop to the expertly groomed trails within Stillwater State Forest, venturing into the foothills of the Whitefish Range to enjoy incredible views of the surrounding mountains. The surrounding forests boast over 200 miles of groomed terrain, so there's no shortage of things to see and hidden gems to discover. If the conditions are right on a clear day, you might even catch a glimpse of the towering peaks of Glacier National Park in the distance!
This private tour lasts 4 hours and offers the option to explore deep powder or stick to groomed terrain. Choose between an easy-to-ride trail sled or a more powerful mountain sled before hitting the trails on your next adventure. Prepare to journey through snow-covered forests and ascend mountain ridges to witness breathtaking views accessible only by snowmobile.
Choose Your Sled
Each snowmobile offers a tailored experience, so pick the one that best matches your comfort level and thrill preference!
- Half-Day Snowmobile Rental: Ideal for beginners; simple to use and easy to control. You will enjoy riding over the snow without worrying about handling the machine. Can up to 2 people.
- 650/850 Mountain Sled: High-performance machines designed for experienced riders. Faster, more responsive, and suited for steeper, ungroomed terrain, providing an adrenaline-pumping ride for those seeking adventure.
Ice Fishing On Whitefish Lake
Looking for an exciting and unique activity for your winter trip to northwest Montana? Spend a day on the ice in comfort with this Private Ice Fishing on Whitefish Lake, an enjoyable way for the whole family to experience ice fishing. With all gear provided, a heated icehouse to relax in, and warm beverages and soup, it’s an adventure suitable for the whole family.
This private 5-hour excursion is perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike, as well as those who prefer to sit back and relax. Led by a local and knowledgeable guide, you’ll be taken to the best spots out on the frozen lake, where you’ll fish for trout, pike, perch, and more.
Your adventure begins with a short walk or snowmobile ride across the ice to a cozy and well-insulated icehouse, stocked with warm beverages, snacks, and hot soup. The heated hut offers the perfect place to relax between catching fish, with plenty of space for up to six guests comfortably. Whether you’re looking for things to do in Whitefish with family or friends, this private tour offers an ideal balance of classic Montana excitement and indoor comfort.
All fishing gear, including rods, bait, and a filet of your catch, are provided to ensure a comfortable and exciting day on the ice. So, bundle up, bring your sense of adventure, and discover why ice fishing on Whitefish Lake is a must-do winter activity in Montana!
Private Glacier National Park Snowshoe Tour
Step off the beaten path and into Glacier National Park's snow-hushed backcountry on a private, guided snowshoe adventure built for first-timers and seasoned winter hikers alike. Your day starts with a comfortable pickup from your hotel or lodging in the Flathead Valley or Whitefish area, where your guide loads your gear and gets you oriented for the day ahead.
The scenic drive into the park sets the stage — your guide points out notable peaks, shares local history and geology, and keeps an eye out for wildlife along the way. At the trailhead, you'll be fitted with snowshoes and poles and walked through the basics before setting out at a relaxed, guide-led pace through snow-blanketed forest and open viewpoints where the mountains feel close enough to touch. Expect frequent stops for photos, wildlife tracks, and stories about Glacier's winter ecology.
Midway through, you'll pause for an included lunch in a quiet, scenic spot — think snowy forest or a frozen lakeshore — before looping back or retracing your steps toward the trailhead.
We promise three things: no snowshoeing experience required, a private guide and pace built entirely around your group, and a genuine, quiet-season look at Glacier that summer visitors rarely get. Trail length and route are chosen day-of based on snowpack and weather, so you always get the safest and most scenic option available. Dress in warm layers, bring a camera, and expect a moderate, rewarding walk — no technical skill needed, just curiosity and warm boots.