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Round Meadow X-C Ski Ski Area Nordic
The Round Meadow X-C Ski trails include 12 miles of easy to advance moderate nordic ski terrain. There are 7 trail loops within the Round Meadow trail system. The trailhead has ample parking for 20 vehicles, a restroom and informational sign. Grooming of the trails is done on a weekly basis or after large storms. Follow our Facebook page for grooming updates. On the trails within Round Meadow, friendly dogs are allowed to be off leash and under voice control of their owners. Dog owners are required to pick up after their pets. The trail is used in the winter by cross-country skiing and snowshoers and serves hikers, bikers and horse riders in the summer months.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Trail system is open to nordic uses when there is enough snow on the ground, generally December - April. |
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| Open Season: | December - April |
| Usage: | Medium |
| Restrictions: | No Fires non-motorized |
| Closest Towns: | Whitefish, MT |
| Water: | No |
| Restroom: | Vault Toilet (1) |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
General Information
Directions: The Round Meadow Trail which includes the several interconnecting trails is located 12 miles from Whitefish MT. Take Hwy 93 west 10 miles, turn on Farm-to-Market Rd go 1.5 miles, turn onto the Star Meadow Road go 1.5 miles, turn at the RM sign.Activities
XC Skiing/Snowshoeing
Regulations & Brochures
- Food Storage Order: Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE)
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Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex Regulations
- Flathead River Condition Reports
- Bear Country Safety/ Food Storage Orders
- River Corridor Regulations & Brochures
- Weed Free Seed Forage Required on All Public Lands in Montana
- Visitor's Guide to Storing Food & Attractants in Bear Country (pdf)
- Biking and Running in Bear Country (pdf)
Highlights
- Do Your Part to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species in Montana! Know Before You Go!
We work hard, along with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to stop the spread of a variety of invasive species, including zebra mussels, quagga mussels, and Eurasian watermilfoil. You can help! Click to find out more before you head to any Montana waterways and waterbodies this summer! -
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Cabin Rental Information
- Flathead Avalanche Center
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