Snowmobiling Guides

Montana is home to more than 4,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, offering plenty of opportunities for adventure in the heart of some of the state’s most stunning landscapes. With so many options for exploration, the hardest part is choosing where to start.

Western Montana is home to some of the most diverse terrain in the state, and once the snow blankets the landscape, it becomes a snowmobiler’s paradise. From climbing mountainsides to sledding through tree-packed forests, there are plenty of places to explore.

There’s no better way to explore the untouched corners of Montana in winter than by snowmobile. Ripping over fresh powder to the furthest reaches of the mountains makes for a solid day of adventure and some epic stories.

On this four-day sampler of Montana winter fun, somewhere among the exhilarating snowmobiling and downhill skiing, the cozy cabins and hot springs and the one-of-a-kind sights and welcoming towns, it’ll hit you: You’re having the best winter ever. To complete this itinerary as designed, you’ll need a snowmobile, cross-country skis, downhill skis and ski poles.

Grab lunch at Cowboys Lodge and Grille, Grizzly Grille or Eat Café and then explore the area by cross-country ski or snowshoe. After your outdoor adventure, warm up with a soak in the relaxing mineral waters of Yellowstone Hot Springs and enjoy the views.

Explore the vibrant arts and culture scene in downtown Livingston, including galleries and museums, literary adventures, culinary delights, live music and performing arts—and don’t miss the Yellowstone Gateway Museum. Lunch recommendations include Fainting Goat Pub for comfort food, and Stella's Gourmet Kitchen for a hearty house-made meal.

Explore the Winter Wonderland of Glacier National ParkWinter in Glacier National Park is a distinct and powerful experience. Spend a the day taking in the frosted splendor and cotton-candy sunsets and the sense of revelry will last beyond your time there.