Description
Uncover Glacier National Park’s quiet beauty on this guided winter snowshoe tour. Led by expert outdoor education instructors, this easy-going 3-mile trek is perfect for curious adventurers who want to experience the park’s winter scenery with a knowledgeable expert.
You'll meet at the Lake McDonald Lodge parking area, get fitted with snowshoes and poles, and head together to a nearby trail. Along the way, you’ll learn to read animal tracks, discover how flora and fauna adapt to harsh winters, and explore the science behind snow and seasonal processes. Instructors blend natural history, ecology, and local stories so every stop becomes a living classroom. The pace is relaxed — this program is geared toward those who enjoy a leisurely stroll through winter forest and open meadows rather than a strenuous workout.
Whether you’re new to snowshoeing or looking to deepen your winter nature knowledge, this approachable, educational outing offers a memorable way to fall in love with Glacier’s winter landscape.
Important Tour Availability
This tour is available only on Saturday & Sunday from January 1 - March 1 and is a family-friendly outing for all ages.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Vehicle Reservation?
Do I need a Glacier National Park Site Pass?
Where can I purchase a Glacier National Park Site Pass?
What should I wear?
Dress in warm, layered clothing suitable for cold weather. Don't forget waterproof boots and warm socks. We recommend bringing gloves, a hat, and sunglasses, as well as any personal winter gear to stay extra warm. We'll provide snowshoes and trekking poles.
Is this tour suitable for children and families?
Where is the meeting point?
The meeting point for this tour is located at the Lake McDonald Lodge in Glacier National Park.