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Winter Itineraries For Western Montana + Glacier National Park

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Winter Itineraries Suggestions for Powder Play in Montana

Suggestions for Powder Play in Montana

Everywhere you look there's more untouched snow. Deciding how to play in it can be overwhelming (in a good way) when your options are as abundant as they are in Glacier Country. Winter in Montana offers hundreds of inches of annual snowfall on 11,000+ acres of skiable terrain at seven downhill ski resorts, plus endless miles of epic backcountry. We also specialize in hot springs, hot tubs and hot chocolate.

Round out your itinerary by planning to take full advantage of all the winter activities available outside the park.

To help make trip planning easier, we've rounded up some single and multiday adventure suggestions for inspiration.

Avalanche safety should always be top of mind when you're headed into the deep stuff. Carry avalanche safety gear, know the red flags of an unstable snowpack, check the avalanche forecast, and get educated in avalanche safety.

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Winter Itineraries Around Glacier National Park

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Recreate Responsibly Plan Ahead, Play it Safe, and Leave No Trace.
News from Glacier National Park Currently, 12 miles of the Going-to-the-Sun Road are open for travel.

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