Winter Wonders at Every Turn

Recreate Responsibly in Western Montana

Western Montana’s Glacier Country is steeped in winter wonders, cultural richness, and unforgettable experiences. Among the region’s enchanting snow-covered landscapes and 75+ vibrant communities, it’s easy to breathe deeper and connect with nature. Here, you can escape the noise and distractions of everyday life and find stillness—and exhilaration—in your own winter wonderland.

This is a season for adventure—downhill skiing and Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, dog sledding and fat biking the region’s snow-covered trails. After a day of outdoor thrills, warm up in a cozy lodge or retreat to a hot springs resort for the perfect après-ski experience—or simply to unwind and soak in the magic of the season. Western Montana’s charming small towns offer more than just adventure; they come alive with winter festivals, rich history, arts and culture, breweries, distilleries and warm welcomes wrapped in a blanket of sparkling snow. Whether you’re seeking excitement or tranquility, winter in Western Montana provides the perfect balance, surrounded by views that will take your breath away.

While you’re with us, please be mindful of your impact. Treat this land with respect and practice responsible recreation, ensuring its preservation for generations to come. Thank you for taking care in the Treasure State and leaving nothing but tracks in the snow.

Order your free travel guide, and come take a snow day—or many—in Western Montana's Glacier Country.

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Montana River Guides

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Montana River Guides Alberton + I-90 Corridor

What began as a humble venture with a van and a raft has grown into a renowned river guiding service on Montana's Alberton Gorge. For 30 years, Montana River Guides has been more than just guiding whitewater rafting trips and scenic floats. They're storytellers, stewards of our public lands, and purveyors of unforgettable experiences on Western Montana's treasured waters.

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