Montana Road Trip Inspiration
University of Montana and Montana State University ensure there’s a healthy rivalry between Missoula and Bozeman, but football aside, one reason we love Bozeman is, like Missoula, there are so many kid friendly things to do. Read about Charity’s adventures at Museum of the Rockies.
Find adventure on the slopes, or enjoy tranquil moments before a blazing hearth during a winter getaway to Bozeman, Montana. Surrounded by majestic peaks, this city set in the Gallatin Valley offers myriad opportunities to experience the wonders of the Rocky Mountains. A sublime hideaway for small groups, Grey Cliffs Ranch, a fly-fishing and hunting
Livingston Montana is the original historic gateway to Yellowstone National Park and your year-round home base for epic recreation and culture, rustic or refined dining, lodging and shopping. Choose your own adventure!
Discover the top 10 adventurous destinations in Montana, including scenic drives, wildlife reserves, and thrilling outdoor activities. Perfect for your next adventure!
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There’s more to do in Helena, Montana than you may imagine. You need at least 48 hours in Helena to fully appreciate all the town has to offer.
Explore the 7 Wonders of Montana, featuring Glacier National Park, Beartooth Highway, Gates of the Mountains Wilderness, Lewis & Clark Caverns, Bighorn Canyon, The Ringing Rocks, and Flathead Lake.
Hiking, Boating, Photography, Nature, History, Biking, and Foodie Trails Are Some Of The Amazing Things You Can Experience In Montana.
Here are the best things to do in Montana in 10 days. This ultimate itinerary takes you to all the best spots, from Glacier National Park to Bozeman.
Are you a fan of Westerns? Ever dreamt of being a cowboy, or cowgirl? Or wondered what life on a ranch is reeeally like---away from Hollywood screens?Last February, I jumped at an opportunity of staying on a working cattle ranch and photographing a family and their life on a ranch in Livingston,…
Tucked away in the staggering Beartooth Mountains awaits a crystal clear lake in Montana that you'll want to explore.
Explore the stunning scenery, pristine lakes, and hidden gems of Montana's Cabinet Mountains. Perfect for camping, fishing, and nature enthusiasts.
Montana offers sustainable design produced in Denmark. Explore our storage solutions as well as table and chairs series for all rooms in the private home.
This Solo Travel Society member had traveled solo before, but on this road trip in Idaho and Montana, she truly explored in her own way.
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Hector Horton first discovered silver in the general area in 1865. In the autumn of 1872 the Granite mine was discovered by a prospector named Holland. The mine was relocated in 1875. This is one of the best of all ghost camps. This was the richest silver mine on the earth, and it might never have been discovered if a telegram from the east hadn't been delayed. The miner's backers thought the venture was hopeless and ordered an end to its operation, but the last blast on the last shift uncovered a bonanza, which yielded $40,000,000. In the silver panic of 1893, word came to shut the mine down. The mine was deserted for three years, never again would it reach the population it once had of 3,000 miners. Today there is no one living in the camp. The shell of the Miners' Union Hall still stands. The roof supports have caved to the bottom floor, the third-floor dance hall, second-floor union offices, and ground-floor saloon/cafe are about to collapse together. The company hospital still stands. Permits are required for some activities.
Glacier Country has something to offer everyone who likes to get outside. From casual campers to hardcore adrenaline junkies, there are nearly unlimited places to explore and play. This is no exception for off-roaders. There are miles and miles of off-roading trails to discover; the hard part is choosing where to go. Photo Credit: Lyman Gillen
It takes all of us working together to keep Montana wild, beautiful and pristine. Here in Kalispell, we’ve always been big advocates of responsible travel. Since our mountain town is in one of the most stunning places in the United States, it seems fitting that we do our part to help take care of it, including sharing information with visitors and residents about how to #RecreateResponsibly.
