07/02/2026
We would like to share some fun facts about RWO on our Founder & Owner Nicole’s birthday 🏔️
⛏️🏔️Fun Facts About Rising Wolf Outfitters
More Than an Outfitter 👣
Rising Wolf Outfitters is proudly a 100% Blackfeet and woman-owned business, located at the gateway to Glacier National Park in East Glacier Park
Rooted in Community 🎿
Every year, we donate a percentage of our profits to the Indigenous Ascent Coalition, a nonprofit founded by Nicole in 2023 dedicated to removing barriers for Indigenous youth in mountain sports and outdoor education.
Rising Wolf Outfitters is proud sponsors of several youth rodeos and youth sports programs on the Blackfeet Reservation because investing in our kids means investing in our future.
Meet Our Owner 🧗🏼♀️
Owner Nicole is Blackfeet, a wilderness guide, ski guide, Wilderness First Responder, photographer, and mountain athlete.
She has summited hundreds of peaks throughout Glacier National Park, the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevadas, spending years exploring some of the most rugged mountain terrain in the NorthWest.
When she’s not guiding guests in Glacier Park, she’s volunteering her time teaching Blackfeet youth how to downhill ski, explore the mountains safely, and compete in ski mountaineering (Skimo).
More Than Local Knowledge 📱
Our guides don’t just work here—we live here, recreate here, and have deep connections to this landscape and its history.
Your Adventure Gives Back 🙌🏽
When you choose Rising Wolf Outfitters, you’re doing more than booking a shuttle, renting gear, or joining a tour.
You’re supporting:
A locally owned small business
A 100% Blackfeet woman-owned company
Local jobs and the reservation economy
Indigenous youth programs
Outdoor education and mountain access for the next generation🙏🏽
Thank you for supporting a business that’s committed to sharing our homeland, preserving our culture, and giving back to our community.
Adventure with purpose starts here 📍
The first person to guess the summit our Mountain Woman Owner is standing on gets coffee on us at our coffee shop! Hint this Mountain is said to be the hardest climb in all of GNP