This beautiful town outside Glacier offers close proximity to outdoor activities no matter the season, and its welcoming downtown is a pleasure to stroll.
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Dating 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.
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Most 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.
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With relaxing hot springs, wide open skies, and vintage charm, this small town in Montana is perfect for a weekend getaway.
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This aptly-named lakefront town is a paradise for people looking to enjoy a lakeside vacation, including fishing, paddle boarding, and even an alpine coaster.
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Go 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.
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Perched 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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Montana is famous for its outdoor adventures, but this city's acclaimed breweries also make the state a destination for true beer lovers.
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The perfect base for exploring Glacier, this quaint Montana city oozes vintage nostalgia, along with a carousel roadside stop and trails for hiking.
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Montana's most beautiful waters hide a secret: they're also the state's most snake-filled. Discover which scenic spots these slithering residents prefer.
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This pristine Montana island is home to herds of wild animals that have roamed free for generations among prairie grasses and towering pines.
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Montana may be known for its winter thrills, but summer brings a different kind of adventure, complete with festivals, markets, river rafting, and epic hikes.
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This Montana ghost town offers a unique window to the past. Visitors can stroll inside its old buildings while keeping an eye out for paranormal activity.
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Outside of Yellowstone National Park is a lesser-visited area that offers visitors many opportunities for outdoor adventures year-round, but without the crowds.
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A small town just outside of Yellowstone is a hidden gem with outdoor adventure and luxurious accommodations, with fine dining and a spa retreat.
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If you're looking to visit a unique part of Montana, you won't want to miss the sights and sounds of this preserved ghost town — and surrounding campsites.
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The smallest airport in the US doesn't have a lot of amenities to offer and only one flight destination, but its TSA wait times are less than a minute long.
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Surrounded by three mountain ranges and perched right along the winding Madison River, this Montana town is a haven for outdoor adventures.
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Enjoy Glacier National Park’s stunning alpine views without crowds along an under-the-radar route that was once a historic, helpful mountain passage.
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This Montana airport feels more like a cozy cabin than your typical airport, yet it's well equipped and boasts plenty of direct flights to major cities.
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While exploring Montana’s pristine and wild nature, check out an ancient glacier filled with thousands of extinct grasshoppers in the mountains.
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For great views on the water (and under the water when it comes to this lake's beautiful multicolored rocks), this Montana underrated spot is a must-visit.
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Walk through cherry trees while enjoying Montana’s beautiful lakes and forest landscapes at an under-the-radar state park with recreation opportunities.
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Spring brings opportunities to view fields dotted with colorful wildflowers. Montana’s blooming season lasts well into fall, especially at higher altitudes.
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This underrated wine region in Montana is also situated on one of the most beautiful (and largest) lakes in the United States. Here's why you should go there.
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A visit to this remote Montana town is the very definition of a secluded adventure, with hiking, skiing, and enjoying true solitude as its primary activities.
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Stretching over 12 miles and soaring some 1,000 feet over the grand Montana landscape, this majestic cliff offers the multi-day hiking trip of a lifetime.
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