These Grit-Soaked American Towns Are Wild West Escapes
For a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and heritage is alive and well.
Read MoreFor a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and heritage is alive and well.
Read MoreBlanketed by a 2.2 million-acre national forest with the mountains as its backdrop, this Montana city is an absolute mecca for all things adventure.
Read MoreNestled between rugged peaks and wild rivers, this Montana gem blends breathtaking scenery, outdoor adventure, and timeless small-town warmth.
Read MoreThis hotspot has countless streams, lakes, and several major rivers, is home to more than 20 fish species, and has plenty of incredible camping options.
Read MoreThis Montana town boasts stunning lakeside camping and easy access to beautiful scenery, whether you're hiking Holland Peak or kayaking on Flathead Lake.
Read MoreA non-profit nature reserve is connecting prairie land across the most remote region of the Lower 48, preserving habitat for bison and other threatened species.
Read MoreThis lake is a hub of adventure near Glacier Park, and it offers easy access to the park, mountains, and cute towns while providing a base for water activities.
Read MoreThis eastern Montana town is packed with things to do, from visiting its vibrant art hub and fascinating frontier museum to hiking in the otherworldly badlands.
Read MoreHome to Montana's largest river by volume, this beloved spot boasts tranquil waters perfect for a lazy coast and fast-paced waves to get your heart racing.
Read MoreVenture deep into Glacier National Park to witness stunning waterfalls flowing into a lake, which roll downhill from a glacier nestled up in the mountains.
Read MoreJust outside Glacier National Park's east entrance sits a little-known Montana town with countless camping options and strong old West cowboy energy.
Read MoreLocated in Montana's Bitterroot Valley, this community offers visitors all kinds of outdoor activities, including fishing, horseback riding, and camping.
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Read MoreThe beauty of Montana has long drawn travelers and, to get the most out of your trip to this gorgeous state, stay in this idyllic city surrounded by mountains.
Read MoreTucked away in the mountains of Montana is a cozy town with unique attractions, a rich cattle ranching history, and buckets of Old West charm.
Read MoreRetirement is made for road trips, and this scenic Montana road through a national park offers breathtaking vistas, nature trails, a cozy lodge, and a lake.
Read MoreThis 6-plus-mile one-way trail leads deep into the Flathead National Forest, past a picturesque waterfall and ends at a tranquil alpine lake perfect for a swim.
Read MoreThis Western state attracts more and more visitors every year thanks to its beautiful scenery, unique outdoor adventures, and cozy, welcoming small towns.
Read MoreLocated just 6 miles from Yellowstone National Park's northeast entrance, this Montana community has excellent hiking and fishing along Beartooth Highway.
Read MoreNot only does this national park have an abundance of bears, but you'll be treated to incredible views of the Rocky Mountains and tons of great hiking trails.
Read MoreThis beautiful town outside Glacier offers close proximity to outdoor activities no matter the season, and its welcoming downtown is a pleasure to stroll.
Read MoreDating back to 1872, this mountain ghost town takes up less than a single acre and is considered Montana's smallest state park. Here's why you should visit.
Read MoreMost small towns in Montana offer you easy access to the state's natural grandeur, but this Bitterroot Valley community offers a view into its history.
Read MoreWith relaxing hot springs, wide open skies, and vintage charm, this small town in Montana is perfect for a weekend getaway.
Read MoreThis aptly-named lakefront town is a paradise for people looking to enjoy a lakeside vacation, including fishing, paddle boarding, and even an alpine coaster.
Read MoreGo back in time at this historic site in Montana, which once served as the territory's capital, and learn more about the region's Gold Rush past.
Read MorePerched on the banks of the Bitterroot River is the real Dutton ranch used in the hit show "Yellowstone," nestled in a quintessential Old West town.
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