Glacier National Park Winter Scenic Tour
Description
Explore the serene beauty of Glacier National Park in the winter with a fully private and guided scenic tour. Ideal for those seeking to experience the park's tranquil landscapes away from the summer crowds, this tour provides a comfortable and immersive journey through Glacier's winter wonderland. Sit back and relax as you soak in the stunning winter vistas and enjoy a perfectly tailored itinerary.
Your winter excursion begins with a convenient pickup from your lodging, where you'll meet your guide and get prepped for the day, setting the tone for a seamless and stress-free adventure. Along the way to the park, visit local highlights like the Hungry Horse Reservoir and Dam, where you'll witness the dramatic views of the dam and steep canyon walls, transformed by winter's touch.
Next, after making your way through the western entrance to Glacier National Park, begin the adventure as you explore Apgar Village and Lake McDonald. Led by an expert local guide to show you the best hidden gems of Glacier in the winter, you'll have countless photo opportunities as you learn about the park's history and geology. A standout feature of the tour is the historic Lake McDonald Lodge, where you can savor a scenic lunch surrounded by snow-capped mountains and the expanse of one of the park's most iconic lakes.
This winter tour is crafted to be informative, comfortable, and deeply engaging, making it the perfect choice for families, couples, and anyone eager to explore Glacier's natural and cultural heritage in the off-season. With private pickup, a knowledgeable guide, and plenty of time for photos and exploration, this tour offers a unique and enchanting way to experience Glacier National Park in winter.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the meeting point?
This tour includes direct pick-up and transportation from your local hotel or accommodation near Whitefish or Kalispell.
Is lunch included?
Yes, a hearty sandwich lunch is included
Is Glacier National Park open in the winter?
Glacier National Park remains open year-round and is partially accessible through the winter months. Going-to-the-Sun Road is plowed as far as the Lake McDonald Lodge.
What should we bring?
Dress in warm layers, waterproof outerwear, warm hat, gloves, and sturdy shoes or insulated boots. Bring sunglasses (snow glare), a camera, and any personal snacks/medication.
Can I expect wildlife sightings?
Winter wildlife viewing is always possible, but sightings aren’t guaranteed. Guides choose routes and timing to maximize viewing opportunities safely.