Category: Clark Fork Corridor

The wonderful thing about Western Montana’s Glacier Country is that traveling from one place to the next is always scenic and there’s an adventure around every bend. With the region divided into nine travel routes, you’ll find unique Montana experiences no matter where you roam. Here’s a list of fun and noteworthy facts about each […]

In Glacier Country, we know how restorative the outdoors and fresh mountain air can be. We strive to be a part of an inclusive outdoors, and make sure Western Montana is welcoming for visitors of all abilities. State parks, national wildlife refuges and rails-to-trails areas can be enjoyed by everyone, and Montana is continually working […]

Looking for a getaway that feels a little farther from the everyday? Discover 10 small towns in Western Montana where scenic landscapes, outdoor recreation, local history and welcoming communities create memorable Montana stops. Explore Flathead Lake, the Bitterroot Valley, the remote northwest corner of Glacier Country, and everywhere in between. These lesser-known towns offer plenty […]

Tucked along the Clark Fork Corridor on the Flathead Indian Reservation, the small town of Hot Springs has welcomed visitors to its mineral waters for generations. About an hour from both Missoula and Kalispell, this eclectic community is known for its geothermal pools, rich history and welcoming small-town character. Long considered “big medicine” by the […]

Experience Glacier Country from a different perspective with an overnight stay in one of Western Montana’s historic lookout towers. Perched high above forests and mountain valleys, these rustic cabins offer panoramic views, peaceful solitude and unforgettable opportunities for wildlife watching, stargazing and sunrise and sunset photography. Built by the U.S. Forest Service to spot wildfires, […]

Every season stands out in Western Montana, but fall feels a little different. Cooler air settles in, hillsides turn gold and early snow shows up on the high peaks. The pace shifts, with harvest flavors, scenic drives and local festivals marking the season. With lighter traffic and cooler temperatures, fall makes it easier to slow […]

Beyond the well-known highlights of Glacier Country, you’ll find a wealth of lesser-traveled public lands to explore, including peaceful state parks and rustic riverside campsites. Pro tip: Always check current conditions, closures and restrictions before heading to any state park or campsite. MONTANA STATE PARKS Montana’s state parks are preserved for their natural beauty and […]

 Winter in Western Montana offers more than high-adrenaline adventures. It also invites quiet exploration—slow, steady movement through snow-covered forests, open meadows and mountain landscapes. Snowshoeing provides an accessible way to experience Glacier Country in winter, opening trails and backcountry spaces that are otherwise unreachable during the colder months. This low-impact activity is well-suited for a […]

Winter in Western Montana offers a quieter, more contemplative way to experience the region’s extraordinary landscapes. Snow-covered valleys, mountain peaks dusted with white and open stretches of highway create a memorable backdrop for cold-season travel. Whether you set out for a half-day drive, a full-day adventure or an overnight getaway, Glacier Country’s winter roads reveal […]

Montana Highway 200 stretches across a quiet and scenic corner in northwest Montana, offering travelers a chance to experience landscapes and communities that often fly under the radar. This route connects river valleys, forested foothills and mountain corridors while providing access to outdoor recreation and welcoming small towns along the way. From Sčilíp (formerly known […]