From luxury escapes to sun beaten colonial landmarks, these former mining cities have reinvented themselves as ski resorts, art hubs, and cultural destinations.
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Sick of the crowd at Yellowstone, but still want to take in Montana's views? Head to the Last Best Place's beaches to get the most out of the great outdoors.
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Montana's quieter state park pairs mountain scenery, cascading waterfalls, camping, and peaceful trails for a refreshing alternative to Yellowstone.
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This under-the-radar state park in Montana was the state's first International Dark Sky Sanctuary and is best explored via its pretty trails.
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This lesser-known Montana park is surrounded by the Yellowstone River and only accessible by water channel, making it a quiet nature-filled paradise.
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located all over the globe, including 26 within the United States. Here are some national parks with this prestigious status.
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Yellowstone National Park is a big draw when visiting Montana, but just outside of Billings, you'll find a slice of nature that's not nearly as crowded.
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Immerse yourself in cowboy customs, Western traditions, and horseback riding at a historic, idyllic dude ranch, which is the oldest in the country.
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From Yellowstone’s geothermal wonders to Acadia’s rocky Atlantic coastline, these are the most-visited national parks in America, ranked from best to worst.
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This top natural attraction, 'Montana's first and best-known state park,' is a breathtaking limestone wonderland and lesser-known gem with camping and trails.
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One of the most famous scenic drives in Montana is a stunning road with epic views. So why is there an uptick in drivers who choose to avoid it?
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The U.S. national parks are beloved by people of all ages, but these 12 destinations in particular are ideal for the baby boomer generation.
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The unique plumes of boiling water that call Yellowstone National Park home aren't just bucket-list worthy; they also protect the park and its inhabitants.
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From Wisconsin to the Dakotas, you'll be surprised at how much of Midwestern culture varies from other regions of the United States. Here's what to now.
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This scenic state park in the middle of Montana boasts one of America's biggest freshwater springs, blending natural and human history with fishing and hiking.
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This underrated RV destination in Montana offers sandy beaches, crystal-clear water for swimming, and a great view of the stars and northern lights at night.
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Sculpture parks are the perfect way to blend outdoor adventure with beautiful artwork. Here are some of the best places to see iconic works in the U.S.
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Hidden in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains near the Idaho border, this quiet lakeside escape offers camping, boating, wildlife, and striking cliffs year-round.
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An underrated state park in South Central Montana is a paradise for anglers, who can stay awhile at campsites with scenic mountain views.
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For those looking to escape the crowds in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, this under-the-radar Montana state park offers gorgeous scenery.
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As the biggest campground in a popular park, this spot fills up quickly — but if you can claim a site, it's worth it for the easy access to the park.
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If you're seeking epic mountain views and rugged hiking trails without the massive crowds of Glacier National Park, this nearby forest is a nice alternative.
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If you're into camping, outdoor fun, or enjoying nature's beauty, this state park in Montana offers breathtaking views and recreational water activities.
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Enjoy an idyllic camping escape on the shores of a peaceful lake, perfect for swimming and casting a line from the shore, the pier, or a boat.
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If you're looking to escape the chaos of Glacier, this state park in Montana offers excellent camping and boating opportunities along with stunning views.
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Bustling shopping malls might seem like a thing of the past nowadays, but America has a few that are still hanging on. Check out this historic one in Montana.
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Soak up the great outdoors in this remote enclave in "Big Sky Country" with delicious restaurants, riverside parks, and close proximity to pristine wilderness.
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