MONTANA

Billings: The Gateway to the Big Sky
As Montana's largest city, Billings is the ideal starting point for exploring the state's natural beauty. Located along the Yellowstone River, it's a vibrant mix of history, outdoor activities, and modern amenities. Visit the historic Moss Mansion, explore local art galleries, or take a short drive to the stunning Rimrocks for panoramic views of the surrounding plains. Billings is a blend of urban and rugged Western charm.

Bozeman: The Mountain Town for All Seasons
Bozeman is a hub for adventure, with the Bridger Mountains as its backdrop and Yellowstone National Park just a short drive away. In the winter, it’s known for world-class skiing at Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Resort. In warmer months, hikers, bikers, and climbers flock to the area for trails, rivers, and outdoor recreation. The lively downtown features local breweries, quirky shops, and a great food scene, making it a year-round destination for nature lovers and creatives alike.

Glacier National Park: The Crown of the Continent
Glacier National Park is one of the most stunning natural wonders in the U.S., offering alpine lakes, towering mountains, and glaciers. Drive the Going-to-the-Sun Road for jaw-dropping views, hike through ancient forests, or spot wildlife like grizzly bears, elk, and mountain goats. Whether you’re into hiking, rafting, or just soaking in the vistas, Glacier provides a true wilderness experience in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.

Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit: June to September for optimal weather and hiking opportunities; winter for skiing and snow activities
Getting Around: A car is essential for exploring Montana’s wide-open spaces and scenic routes
Pro Tip: Pack layers, especially for mountain trips—weather can change quickly, even in summer!