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The Official Western Montana Travel & Tourism Blog
Accessible Recreation in Glacier Country
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 […]
Spring Scenic Drives in Glacier Country
Spring is one of the best times to hit the road in Glacier Country. Snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers, blooming wildflowers and emerging wildlife make every drive memorable. With sparkling lakes and quiet mountain valleys, these scenic routes invite you to slow down, explore charming communities and enjoy the changing season along the way. CLEARWATER JUNCTION […]
Watch Famous Films Shot in Western Montana
Western Montana’s dramatic landscapes have helped bring countless stories to life on the big screen. From sweeping mountain vistas and pristine rivers to historic towns and rugged backcountry, Glacier Country has provided unforgettable settings for award-winning films and popular television series. Before your next visit, settle in for a movie night and discover some of […]
Art and Culture in Western Montana’s Glacier Country
Western Montana is known for its landscapes and outdoor adventure, but there’s a strong creative side here, too. Across Glacier Country, galleries, museums and cultural sites offer a closer look at the people, traditions and ideas that shape the region. From contemporary works to centuries-old traditions, the region’s artistic and historical experiences offer another layer […]
How to Spend 6 Days in Western Montana
With glacially carved landscapes, a million-acre national park, more than 75 welcoming small towns and seemingly endless ways to explore, planning a trip to Western Montana’s Glacier Country can feel both thrilling and overwhelming. To help you make the most of your time, we’ve mapped out a six-day itinerary that blends iconic highlights with meaningful […]
Taste Western Montana: A Bitterroot Valley Brewery Tour
When you picture Western Montana, dramatic landscapes, abundant wildlife and year-round recreation often come to mind. But Glacier Country is also home to a thriving craft beer scene, and the Bitterroot Valley offers a delightful sample of local brew culture paired with small-town allure. Stretching nearly 100 miles with the Bitterroot River at its heart […]
Discover Winter’s Wonder with a Snowshoe in Western Montana
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 Road Trips and Scenic Drives in Western Montana
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 […]
Biking Montana’s Bitterroot Trail: Missoula to Hamilton
Stretching 50 paved miles through the heart of Western Montana, the Bitterroot Trail links the vibrant city of Missoula with the communities and landscapes of the Bitterroot Valley. Decades of collaboration and local commitment helped bring this trail to life, creating a scenic, accessible route for cyclists of all experience levels. The trail parallels two […]
Meat Montana: Top 10 Places to Savor a Steak in Glacier Country
Food is an essential part of experiencing a place, and in Western Montana, a well-prepared, locally sourced steak is both a meal and a reflection of the region’s heritage. Cattle ranching remains a longstanding tradition here—shaped by generations of stewardship, agricultural pride and deep respect for the land. Across Glacier Country, steakhouses serve as community […]
