Private Snowshoe Tour in Glacier National Park

Guided

Duration: 1 day

Whitefish • Glacier National Park

Features

Kid Friendly

Locally Owned

Shuttle Included

Beginner Friendly

Free Cancellation

Private

Instant Book

$450 Individual Rate Ticket

(Private single)

$225 Group Rate Ticket

(Price per person - Group of 2 or more)

$205 Large Group Rate Ticket

(Discounted tickets for groups of 8 or more.)

Description

Private Glacier National Park Snowshoeing Tour

Experience the quiet magic of Glacier National Park in winter on a private snowshoe tour. Wander through snow-blanketed old-growth forests, past frozen waterfalls, and along secluded trails framed by towering peaks. Popular snowshoe areas include Fish Creek and Rocky Point, McDonald Creek near Going-to-the-Sun Road, Snyder Basin, Mount Brown Lookout, Walton Ole Creek, and Autumn Creek near Marias Pass. Your guide can customize the tour based on your preferred scenery, wildlife sightings, or level of adventure, making each outing unique.

Keep an eye out for winter wildlife, including moose, deer, and the occasional fox. Each route offers something different: rocky overlooks at Mount Brown Lookout, peaceful creekside walks along Walton Ole Creek, or expansive valley views at Snyder Basin. Photographers will delight in the mix of frozen waterfalls, snow-covered forests, and panoramic mountain vistas.

This private tour is suitable for all ages and abilities. Your guide will set a pace that suits you, whether you want a gentle scenic walk or a more active trek for those picture-perfect viewpoints. Bring your curiosity, sense of adventure, and a camera—you’ll want to capture every moment of this pristine wilderness.

Duration

Full Day - Approximately 8 hours - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Season: December - March

Location / Where to Meet

Glacier Adventure Guides

24 7th St W, Columbia Falls, MT 59912

We can provide transportation from Whitefish Mountain Resort, the town of Whitefish, or Kalispell for an additional fee if needed.

Ages & Requirements

Recommended for all ages and abilities. Basic fitness is required for moderate walking on snow-covered terrain.

What's Included

Expert guide
Snowshoes and poles
Lunch
Customized route planning
Transportation to/from the trailhead

Not Included

National Park Pass (required)
Transportation to the meeting location (available for an additional fee)
Guide gratuity

What to Bring / Wear

Warm, layered clothing
Winter boots or insulated footwear
Hat, gloves, and sunglasses
Water bottle and snacks
Camera or smartphone

ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Glacier Adventure Guides

FAQs

Where might we snowshoe in Glacier National Park?

At checkout, you can indicate your preferred area, and your guide will plan the route accordingly. Popular options include:

Fish Creek and Rocky Point: Gentle trails through forested areas with scenic creek views.
McDonald Creek & Going-to-the-Sun Road: Stunning vistas of iconic peaks and nearby waterfalls.
Snyder Basin: Open valleys with expansive mountain views, ideal for photography.
Mount Brown Lookout: A rewarding trek with panoramic lookout points over Glacier’s winter landscape.
Walton Ole Creek: Peaceful creekside trails, perfect for quiet walks and wildlife spotting.
Autumn Creek & Marias Pass: Scenic loops through snow-draped forests and along historic park routes.

Each tour is flexible, so your guide can adjust for snow conditions, wildlife opportunities, or your personal interests.

What lunch is served on the tour?

Guests can choose from veggie, turkey, ham, or roast beef sandwiches when booking at checkout. If you prefer, you are also welcome to bring your own lunch instead. Your guide will ensure it’s packed and ready for you to enjoy during the tour.

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes! Lunch is included in the trip cost, and we can accommodate common dietary restrictions. Please let us know at the time of booking so your meal can be prepared accordingly.

Cancellation Policy

Trips cancelled 60 days in advance receive a full refund.
Trips cancelled within 30 days of trip will not be refunded.
Guide-cancelled trips due to weather, conditions, etc. will receive a full refund.