Montana

"Big Sky Country," where Glacier National Park, the northern gateways to Yellowstone and blue-ribbon trout rivers draw outdoor lovers.

Montana lies in the northwestern United States, bordering Canada, with the Rocky Mountains in the west and vast plains in the east. Glacier National Park is known for Going-to-the-Sun Road, glacial lakes and alpine trails; Bozeman in the southwest is a college town and the gateway to Yellowstone National Park's north and west entrances, with the Museum of the Rockies and ski areas nearby. The state's rivers are great for fly fishing. Summer is the best time to visit Glacier National Park, and winter is good for skiing. The main gateways are the airports in Bozeman, Kalispell and other towns.

Destinations

• Glacier National Park (Montana)
• Bozeman
• Whitefish
• Missoula
• Red Lodge
• Yellowstone National Park

Itineraries

• Grand Teton, Yellowstone & Glacier: 12-Day Three-Park Traverse – Fly into Jackson and out of Kalispell, linking three iconic national parks from south to north.
• Beartooth Highway, Cody and Yellowstone Loop – From Bozeman, cross the Beartooth Highway to Cody, enter Yellowstone by the East Entrance, and exit by the West Entranc…
• Glacier National Park & Flathead Lake – In and out of Kalispell: cross the Going-to-the-Sun Road, hike the east side, and return to the lake area via the south…
• Salt Lake City, Grand Teton and Yellowstone Loop – From Salt Lake City, drive through Grand Teton and across Yellowstone, then return via Craters of the Moon in Idaho.