Snowshoe and Scenic Drive Tour in Glacier National Park

Discover the serene beauty of Glacier National Park during winter with guided snowshoe tour. Perfect for both beginners and experienced snowshoers, this adventure includes a comfortable pace through snowy trails, breathtaking mountain views, and an informative guide sharing insights on winter ecology. Enjoy a scenic lunch amidst the tranquil winter landscape, making this a memorable outing. Experience Glacier without the crowds and immerse yourself in the park's natural wonders. - Guided snowshoe tour with equipment provided, suitable for all levels - Scenic drive includes stops at Hungry Horse Dam and Lake McDonald - Lunch in a beautiful, snowy setting with stunning views - Round-trip transportation from your lodging in Flathead Valley or Whitefish area

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Location: West Glacier

What's Included

Lunch

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What should I wear for the snowshoe tour? Is there any equipment I need to buy?

A: You’ll want to wear layers since it can be cold! I suggest thermal underlayers, a waterproof jacket, and insulated pants. Don’t forget warm gloves and a hat! The tour provides snowshoes, so no need to buy them. Just make sure your winter boots fit well since you’ll be wearing them inside the snowshoes.

Q: Is this tour good for kids? What's the age limit?

A: Yes, this tour is family-friendly! Kids as young as 8 can join, and they have a blast. Just make sure they’re dressed warmly and can handle a few hours outdoors. The pace is comfortable, so it's suitable for most fitness levels, even for families who aren’t super active.

Q: Can we reschedule if the weather is bad?

A: Absolutely! They’re pretty flexible about rescheduling in case of bad weather. Just reach out to them directly. They want you to have a great experience, so they’ll work with you to find a new date that fits your schedule.

Discussions

Just booked the Snowshoe Tour in Glacier National Park!

I’m super excited! I’ve never snowshoed before but this tour sounds perfect for beginners. The scenic drive stops at Hungry Horse Dam and Lake McDonald seem amazing. Plus, lunch in the snow? Count me in! I hope the weather cooperates because I really want to see those views. Has anyone done this yet?

Thinking about gifting the Snowshoe Tour!

I’m considering this for my parents’ anniversary gift. They love the outdoors but haven't tried snowshoeing before. The idea of a lunch in the winter landscape sounds perfect for them! What do you guys think? Too much for them or just right?