Take another winter nature walk in the mountains of Montana

City Walking Video for Treadmill



Woodbine Falls Trail Virtual Walk – Virtual Walking Trails for Treadmill

Hello Walkers!

Majestic… and frozen solid! That’s the best way to describe Woodbine Falls in this quiet winter season. Today’s virtual walk for treadmill has that peaceful forest energy that’s perfect for a scenic workout, a moment of calm, or even just some background nature therapy.

We begin our journey at the closed gate to the Woodbine Campground, since the National Forest Service shuts it down for the season. From there, we’re treated to some stunning views up and down the Stillwater River, where flowing water has sculpted the ice into dramatic formations. It’s a peaceful, rugged beauty that really captures the quiet strength of Montana in winter.

Road Bridge on virtual walking tour to Woodbine Falls
In winter you have to start the walk at the locked gate and cross the river




Our trail leads us along Woodbine Creek, through snow-dusted trees and across a charming little footbridge—which I also featured in a video on the @Amazing Nature Relaxation channel. As we continue, the whisper of the wind in the trees and the crunch of snow underfoot guide us into the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness for a short out-and-back hike to the frozen falls themselves.

You’ll notice on the return trip that the scenery feels different—new angles, new textures, same trail—and that’s part of what makes these virtual hiking trails so engaging. Whether you’re using them for fitness, meditation, or a bit of mental escape, I hope they bring a little light and positivity to your day.

Woodbine Falls overlook as seen on virtual walking tour
Woodbine Falls overlook with the falls in shadow




If you’re ever in the area, you can find the trailhead about an hour south of Columbus, MT via Highway 78. After Absarokee, take a right on 419, pass the Stillwater Mine, and keep going a couple miles down a potholed dirt road. Totally worth the drive.

This particular video was filmed after my hike along the Stillwater Trail (linked below), and I’m splitting the two for a little variety in the weekly upload schedule. And yes—my legs are definitely feeling it!

As always, I love reading your thoughts in the comments—whether it’s feedback, fun facts I missed, or your own stories from the area. Thanks so much for being here.

Keep on steppin’
– Henry

Icy woodbine creek and foot bridge on our virtual walking tour
Woodbine creek iced up and foot bridge in winter

Places to Stay near Woodbine Falls Trail

More Hikes in the area:

Stillwater Trail Winter Hiking Walking Tour
Stillwater Hiking Trail – Beautiful Snowy Montana Wilderness
Walking Tour Absarokee Montana

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