10 Things No One Tells You About Surviving A Montana Winter
The calendar claims that winter starts on December 21, but in Montana, it starts when it darn well pleases. Montana winters are cold, brutal, and long, but they’re also incredibly beautiful. And once you live through enough of them, you learn a few things about them.
Not everyone has the time or means to ski or snowboard, but you could always invest in snowshoes or learn to ride a friend's snowmobile. Even embracing winter hiking will help.
If you're born and raised in Montana, this is something you typically realize by about third grade. Still, even well into adulthood, you might wake up and think that work is canceled. It's most likely not.
Get cozy and enjoy.
You can only do it so many times and remain sane.
Winter weather makes some of our roads impossible.
But this will come in handy in the morning when you have to get up and go to the job no amount of snow will be getting you out of.
You probably actually have heard this advice, because Montanans are always prepared. Not only are the winters treacherous, but they're also unpredictable.
Catch as many as you can.
You may not be the biggest fan of winter, but you have to admit that Montana looks amazing covered in snow.
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