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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The trail that is reportedly the busiest in all of the United States is located in a breathtaking national park and may be worth it for the views.
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Looking for a scenic getaway where you can bask in the Montana wilderness? This is the river canyon destination for you.
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If you are looking for outdoor adventure, impressive dining options, and unique museums, then this Montana city has you more than covered.
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If you're looking to ski in the summer, there's only one place to go — and it's not too far from Yellowstone National Park.
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There are many historic places in America, but there aren't many as bursting with history and natural splendor as this Montana city along the Missouri River.
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A tiny Montana town has a lot to offer, including untamed forests and mountains to explore, a village that takes you back in time, and incredible lodgings.
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Looking for a hidden Montana getaway deep in the Rocky Mountains? Don't sleep on this small, historic town that's well worth the visit.
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Stay alongside an incredible blue lake in the depths of Glacier National Park at one of three incredible campgrounds with unmatched beauty.
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Explore this expanse of brilliant and photographic scenery amidst Montana's beautiful and memorable ecosystem, complete with plenty of trails for adventurers.
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For ultimate relaxation and proximity to Yellowstone, this historic resort offers soothing hot springs and top notch amenities with Wild West vibes.
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If you're past staying in hotels or Airbnbs, book a night at this antique fire lookout for a peaceful stay in the Montana wilderness with breathtaking views.
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For a trip to a scenic Montana mountain town that is close to plenty of trails, head to this historic city that was once known as the "Richest Hill On Earth."
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With small-town charm and proximity to Glacier National Park, this quaint Montana city is the perfect destination for exploring the great outdoors.
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When your vacation goal is getting in touch with nature while not surrendering modern luxuries, this Montana resort will have you saying, "Giddy up!"
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Feel as though you've stepped back in time at this gold rush-era town that was once desolate but is now home to preserved shops, a train, and other attractions.
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Boasting 1,522 acres, this Montana lake is an overlooked gem for nature lovers, featuring excellent fishing, water sports, hiking, and camping opportunities.
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Ski to your heart's content at this premier Montana resort, which boasts the highest skiable peaks in the United States and beautiful views of Yellowstone.
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Are you ready for a wild west adventure? Head to Montana for scenic views, horseback riding, and more excitement at this unforgettable ranch.
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While you might think of the big parks as the best places to get in touch with nature, small towns like this one can immerse you in mountain culture.
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Situated in both Montana and Wyoming is an uncrowded national recreation area. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing in two separate districts.
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