Category: Flathead Corridor

Winter offers a different way to explore Western Montana. Snow shifts the pace, opens up new terrain and brings out activities that families return to year after year. With an average of 300 inches of snowfall, the region is well-suited for downhill runs, quiet forest outings and hands-on winter experiences for all ages. Our communities […]

Nature isn’t the only thing putting on a spectacular show in Western Montana’s Glacier Country. The region attracts talented performers, inspired by mountain landscapes and creative communities. Longstanding theater companies, symphonies and touring acts fill the calendar with high-quality performances year-round. Community productions, critically regarded theater and live concerts all have a place here, making […]

Western Montana’s Glacier Country lies within the traditional, ancestral territory of the Amskapi Piikani, Ksanka, Seli’š, and Qlispe’ people. Native American Heritage Month, observed each November, offers an opportunity for reflection, learning and deeper appreciation of the tribes who have called this land home for countless generations. We honor the enduring connection, cultural traditions and […]

Fall in Western Montana is a season of color and adventure. Crisp air and golden tamaracks set the stage for days spent fishing scenic rivers, teeing off with mountain views or taking a drive through landscapes painted in autumn hues. Add in harvest festivals, local flavors and backcountry exploration, and you’ve got plenty of reasons […]

From glacial basins to forested peaks, Western Montana’s Glacier Country offers unmatched terrain to explore by land, water—and sky. For a different kind of view, take to the air. Hot air balloon rides, scenic flights and skydiving experiences give you a unique vantage point and an unforgettable way to connect with the landscape. HOT AIR […]

Western Montana summers are all about fresh, local flavor. Seasonal fruits—like Flathead cherries, Dixon melons and wild huckleberries—define the taste of Glacier Country. To get your hands on some of these delicious gems, spend the day at a U-pick farm, stroll a farmers market, or stop along the way at a roadside stand. Exploring Montana’s summer harvest is a delicious way to experience the region.

Western Montana does summer right, with sweet treats to go along with the adventure. There’s no better way to cool down after a paddle, a small-town stroll or an afternoon in the sun than with a local scoop, shake or shaved ice. And if you’re visiting for the first time, one thing’s for sure: You […]

Families have long vacationed in Western Montana to reconnect and find adventure together. This place has a way of turning simple moments into unforgettable memories. Come float a gentle river (or a wild one), pick cherries under the summer sun, spot wildlife in the woods or try something new—like kayaking on Flathead Lake, riding horseback […]

From scenic byways to winding backroads, Western Montana is made for road trips. Whether you’re traveling between the Bitterroot Valley and Glacier National Park or exploring one of the region’s nine travel corridors, there are plenty of places worth pulling over for. Families can discover everything from ghost towns and alpine coasters to towering tree giants and quirky photo ops. Here are some of our favorite must-stop attractions to add to your Montana adventure.

Welcome to another vibrant year in Western Montana! As we usher in new beginnings, our region is also welcoming a host of new establishments and experiences. From quaint shops and local eateries to thrilling outdoor adventures, there’s much to explore and enjoy in Glacier Country. Here’s a look at what’s new and noteworthy for your […]