- Glacier Country
Glacier Country
Glacier Country, located in northwest Montana, is an adventurer’s dream come true. Brimming with mountains, lakes, rivers and wildlife – you’ll never run out of things to do in Glacier Country. The area is home to Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort, Flathead Lake, the National Bison Range and the majestic Mission and Seely-Swan Valleys.
- Glacier Country
- Central Montana
Central Montana
Central Montana is the iconic sweeping vistas that one thinks about when envisioning Big Sky Country. This is where the Rocky Mountains meet the great plains. In this area of the state, you can experience the history of Montana – from the oldest ski area at Showdown Mountain to Fort Benton, a town rich in history and sweeping vistas. In this section of Big Sky Country you can see for miles, over the wind swept plains that boost an abundance of sunshine throughout the year.
Here you’ll also be able to experience the iconic Charlie Russell museum in Great Falls the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center.
- Central Montana
- Missouri River Country
Missouri River Country
Missouri River Country is the northeastern section of the state – from the vast beauty of the Missouri River to the numerous dinosaur attractions, this section of the state is an untapped treasure. You can visit the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum in Malta, explore the hundreds of miles of shoreline at Fort Peck, the culmination of a massive effort in the 1930s to build the largest hydraulically filled dam in the United States.
- Missouri River Country
- Southeast Montana
Southeast Montana
Southeast Montana is home to a diverse section of the state, from sweeping vistas to two Indian Reservations the Northern Cheyenne and Crow Indian Reservation. This area is also home to Billings, the largest city in the state. Colstrip is another notable town that was established by the Northern Pacific Railway to provide coal for the steam locomotives in 1924.
- Southeast Montana
- Southwest Montana
Southwest Montana
Southwest Montana is rich in both history and extraction industry. From Butte’s Richest hill on Earth, to Helena’s West Side Mansion District, you’ll find plenty to explore and discover from when this area of the state was home to more millionaires per capita than any city in the world. Anaconda is home to history dating back to the late 1880s when mining was in full swing, the Old Montana Prison is just down the road, and hot springs abound all over this area. Another great attraction in this area in Bannack State Park, which is the best preserved of all Montana ghost towns.
- Southwest Montana
- Yellowstone Country
Yellowstone Country
Yellowstone is epic. As the world’s first national park, you can see why this 3500 square mile area on top of a volcanic hot spot is a prime destination to outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers – millions visit each year. Here you can see Old Faithful erupt like clockwork and see the bison roam free.
- Yellowstone Country