High desert snow, fewer people, big sky. One hundred twenty-seven miles of trails—70 groomed for snowmobiles, 57 ungroomed for skiers and snowshoers. This is shared use, so you’ll hear sleds, but the trails are extensive enough that you can find solitude if you’re willing to go a few miles in. The Enchantment Range is visible from open terrain. County Line Road is excellent for ski touring if you know what you’re doing. This isn’t a beginner park—navigation matters, grooming is inconsistent on non-motorized trails, and you’re farther from help if something goes wrong. Thirty parking spaces. Small lot, but it rarely fills because most people stick to the I-90 corridor.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced skiers, snowmobilers, solitude seekers Avoid if: You’re new to winter sports or need clear signage
