Snowmobiling / Skiing CME Course – Polaris, Montana

February 2–7, 2027

Experience five nights in the mountains of Polaris, Montana, where epic snowmobiling, uncrowded skiing, wilderness medicine education, and outstanding hospitality come together in one immersive adventure. Ride through more than 200 miles of groomed trails, explore breathtaking backcountry terrain with experienced local guides, or choose to spend your days skiing the slopes of Maverick Mountain, one of Montana's best-kept secrets.

Designed for medical professionals seeking meaningful CME in an unforgettable setting, this experience combines hands-on wilderness medicine education, comfortable private lodging, exceptional meals, and time to relax, recharge, and build lasting friendships. Whether you're new to snowmobiling or an experienced rider looking for deeper backcountry adventures, every day offers opportunities to learn, explore, and enjoy Montana's spectacular winter landscape.

This winter adventure is designed for people who want to combine meaningful wilderness medicine education with unforgettable days exploring Montana's backcountry. Whether you choose snowmobiling, skiing, or a combination of both, you'll experience a supportive environment focused on learning, adventure, and camaraderie.

Wild Med Adventures is known for creating welcoming, small-group experiences where participants quickly become friends. Whether you arrive solo, with a colleague, or with family, you'll be part of an inclusive group that values learning, encouragement, and shared adventure.

Spend your days snowmobiling through Montana's spectacular backcountry, carving turns at Maverick Mountain, and exploring landscapes that few people ever experience. Evenings are filled with great food, engaging wilderness medicine education, and conversations that turn strangers into lifelong friends. Every detail is thoughtfully arranged so you can focus on learning, exploring, and enjoying an unforgettable week in the mountains.

What surprises most participants isn't just the incredible riding or skiing—it's the atmosphere. Private lodge accommodations, experienced local guides, exceptional hospitality, and a relaxed pace create an experience that feels more like traveling with close friends than attending a conference. Whether you're riding deep powder, relaxing on your scheduled day off, or sharing stories around the dinner table, every part of the week is designed to be memorable.

Wilderness medicine is taught where these skills naturally belong—in remote environments where preparation, sound decision-making, and practical knowledge truly matter. Through engaging lectures and discussions, you'll develop skills that translate directly to real-world practice while enjoying the very environments that inspired them.

The balance of adventure, education, relaxation, and outstanding hospitality keeps every day rewarding while allowing plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow participants.

Yes, you’ll earn CME credits — but more importantly, you’ll leave having:

5 Nights / 4 Adventure Days

Polaris, Montana

Spend six unforgettable days enjoying snowmobiling, skiing, wilderness medicine education, outstanding hospitality, and time to relax in Montana's spectacular winter backcountry.

Polaris, Montana

Polaris Maverick Mountain Polaris

Polaris, Montana

Participants are responsible for booking their own airfare and transportation to Montana.

Trip preparation resources:

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

    •    ACCME Statement: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of the Wilderness Medical Society and Wild Med Adventures, LLC. The Wilderness Medical Society is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

    •    The Wilderness Medical Society designates this educational activity for a maximum of 14 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Each physician should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

    •    All educational content presented in this activity has been reviewed and validated as appropriate in keeping with sound scientific principles.

Contact our team for the current trip leader information.

Educational instruction is provided by the Wild Med Adventures faculty, who are responsible solely for the medical education and CME components of this course.

Snowmobiling logistics, guiding, and on-trail leadership are provided by experienced local Montana guides. Wild Med Adventures faculty are not snowmobile or ski guides and are not responsible for riding safety, trail conditions, equipment operation, or participant riding decisions. Instructors and faculty may change based on availability.

Full payment is due 90 days prior to the course start date.
A $500 late fee will be added for payments received after this deadline, or your spot may be forfeited.

Trip insurance is strongly recommended to cover delays, missed flights, weather interruptions, or trip disruption.

Rescue insurance is required. We recommend Global Rescue, or an equivalent provider.

Participation in this course involves snowmobiling, skiing, and travel in remote winter environments in Montana. Activities may include prolonged exposure to cold temperatures, snow and ice, changing weather conditions, mountainous terrain, limited access to immediate medical care, and physically demanding outdoor activities. These activities inherently involve risk, including but not limited to personal injury, illness, equipment damage, evacuation delays, travel disruption, and other unforeseen hazards associated with backcountry recreation.

Participants are solely responsible for their own decisions, conduct, and operation of snowmobiles or ski equipment throughout the course.

Wild Med Adventures faculty provide medical education only and do not provide snowmobile instruction, ski instruction, guiding services, or safety oversight for recreational activities. Snowmobiling logistics, route selection, and on-trail leadership are provided by experienced local guides. Wild Med Adventures and its faculty are not responsible for riding conditions, trail conditions, equipment operation, participant conduct, or individual recreational decisions.

Participants are responsible for evaluating their own physical fitness, medical condition, and readiness to participate in winter recreation before arrival. Snowmobiling, skiing, and other outdoor activities may involve extended periods outdoors in cold environments and varying terrain. Participation is not recommended for individuals unable to safely tolerate these physical and environmental demands.

Rescue and evacuation insurance is required for participation in this course. Participants are also expected to maintain appropriate personal medical insurance throughout the trip. Trip insurance is strongly recommended to protect against weather delays, missed flights, trip interruption, or other unexpected travel expenses. Participants are solely responsible for obtaining and maintaining all required insurance coverage.

Participants are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from Montana High Country Lodge in Polaris, Montana. As this course takes place entirely within the United States, no visa requirements apply for domestic travelers. International participants are responsible for ensuring they possess all required travel documentation and satisfy applicable U.S. entry requirements.

By enrolling in and participating in this course, participants acknowledge and accept the inherent risks associated with snowmobiling, skiing, wilderness travel, winter recreation, and remote-area activities. Participants voluntarily assume responsibility for their participation and agree to exercise sound judgment, follow guide instructions during recreational activities, and participate within the limits of their own abilities.