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Ranching and horsemanship have long been part of the fabric of Western Montana’s Glacier Country, and today’s guest ranches offer plenty of ways to experience that heritage firsthand. Saddle up for a trail ride, learn the skills of a working ranch, head into the backcountry on horseback or spend a week immersed in ranch life. […]

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 […]

One of the things that makes Montana so special is that we share the land with an abundance of beautiful, wild creatures. Western Montana is comprised of millions of acres of public land that is home to 83 species of mammals and 393 species of birds—and seeing them is easier than you think. There are plenty of undesignated places to watch wildlife in Glacier Country, but some amazing spots have been set aside specifically for Montana’s mammals, birds and reptiles. Explore our year-round wildlife refuges and viewing areas that offer a diversity of habitat and a look at some of the region’s most majestic inhabitants.

Glacier Country is known for its big blue skies and endless views, but the view doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. While Glacier National Park is internationally recognized as a Dark Sky Park, all of Western Montana’s dark skies deliver a stellar show night after night. We’ve got observatories across the region and plenty […]

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 […]