It sounds strange, but the recipe for perfect snow actually starts with low humidity. You see, high humidity usually creates snow that's wet, heavy and miserable--something like semi-formed ice. But in Montana, where we have very low humidity, the flakes dance in the air longer. That means, light, dry powder that's more than a bit like heaven. See Montana's perfect powder in action with backcountry skiing, bladerunning, snowshoeing, dog sledding, sledding/tobogganing, sleigh rides and more. Just follow any of the links above to learn more or use a Montana winter recreation guide.