There’s a time and a place for playing around. And if you ask us? That place is Helena, and the time is this winter. Whether carving at the local ski hill, hiking through a silent forest, waiting for the fish to bite, or relaxing at the hot springs, do what makes you feel alive!
You can’t go wrong with Great Divide Ski Area, especially with its 30-minute drive from Helena. Or simply drive 2 hours or so and arrive at Discovery, Bridger Bowl, and Showdown ski areas.
Great Divide Ski Area Tons of local trails to choose from for all skill levels. Stay in town and ski at Bill Roberts Golf Course, or head up to MacDonald Pass for a winter wonderland.
Local Cross-Country Trails Feel the crunch of snow beneath your boots and take in breathtaking winter landscapes from our local trails. Mount Helena and Ascension offer easy downtown trail access with gratifying vistas. Within a short drive, you can hike to ice caves in the Elkhorns or mountain vistas in the Big Belts. Here, winter beauty is everywhere.
Mount Helena City Park Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you can’t fish. Helena’s local rivers, like the Blackfoot and Missouri, still flow year-round if you’re willing to brave their frigid temperatures for that perfect cast. Or head to Canyon Ferry, Hauser Lake, or Holter Lake to ice fish and enjoy good company and always-chilled drinks.
Ice Fishing Helena offers a vibrant mix of health and wellness experiences, from serene yoga studios and holistic acupuncture services to modern gyms and fitness centers. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, rejuvenation, or an active lifestyle, the Helena provides everything you need to feel your best.
Broadwater Hot Springs This town knows how to make weekends eventful — so some spots take Mondays to rest.
But don’t worry, Helena may work hard, but many of businesses play even harder!