Name: Winter Snowshoe Walk
Location: National Park Event Location

Explore Glacier National Park on a two-hour ranger-led snowshoe walk and take an intimate look at the park in winter. Search for signs of wildlife, discover the plants and animals of the park, and enjoy the solitude of winter during this unique experience.  Not recommended for children under age 6.
Participants should be prepared for a variety of winter conditions by wearing appropriate winter clothing, dressing in layers, and bringing water and snacks. You may use your own snowshoes or rent snowshoes for $2 at the Apgar Visitor Center beginning 1 hour prior to the program. Rental snowshoe availability is limited and only available for those participating in ranger-led snowshoe hikes. Snowshoe rentals are also available in neighboring communities.
Program is offered conditions-permitting.

Park ranger speaking to a group of snowshoers in front of trees.

Winter Snowshoe Walk

Large mountains dotted with snow loom above a rocky meadow filled with yellow flowers.

Glacier Lilies near Logan Pass

A double waterfall blurs over layered rocks.

St. Mary Falls

Looking down into the lobby of the Lake McDonald Lodge from the balcony

Lobby of the Lake McDonald Lodge

Clouds of orange and red sit above dark-gray mountains; snow dots the mountain peaks.

Alpine Sunset

A small, brown and white structure sits on a rocky top with mountain peaks in the distance.

Swiftcurrent Fire Lookout

Jagged peaks rise out of a forested valley and an empty road curves off into the distance.

East Side Sunset

Silhouetted mountains and flowers against a night sky filled with stars and a milky band of light.

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