Warning! 10 Great Reasons You Should Avoid Montana This Winter

Winter is on its way in Montana, and before long, the majority of the state with be blanketed in white. If you live in a state that doesn't get much snow during the winter, you might be thinking about taking a vacation to Montana this upcoming winter. Here are a few reasons why you should reconsider.

10 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Visit Montana This Winter

If anyone has ever told you that Montana is a magical place during the winter, they're not telling the truth. Sure, there are a couple positive sides to winter in Montana, but that's about it.

For the most part, spending a winter in Montana is a miserable experience. The days are short and the frigid temperatures chill you to the bone. Not to mention the effects that a long winter can have on your mental health.

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I've been told that you'll eventually get used to Montana's brutal winters, but if you visit the state during the coldest months of the year, it can be extremely difficult to enjoy yourself. Temperatures can drop well below zero, and that makes doing almost anything outdoors nearly impossible and even dangerous. Plus, shoveling your driveway when it's -30 isn't any fun.

During the winter months, many of Montana's most popular attractions are closed. Unless you enjoying skiing or snowboarding, it's best to plan a vacation at a different time of year. We've compiled a list of reasons why you shouldn't visit Montana during the winter. Feel free to disregard the list, but at least you were warned.