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The Best Patios in Western Montana

When summer in Glacier Country brings warmer days, there’s nothing better than being outside and enjoying the sunshine. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the best patios in Western Montana, making it easy for you to grab a bite, quench your thirst and relax under our big blue sky. From upscale dining on a […]

Things to Do Outside Glacier National Park

While Glacier National Park anchors Western Montana’s Glacier Country, the region offers so much more. The gorgeous landscapes, vibrant small towns and adventures beyond the park are every bit as memorable as the park itself. Here’s a list of things to do outside Glacier National Park that will make for the trip of a lifetime. […]

11 Huckleberry Treats That Can’t be Beat in Western Montana

Huckleberries are a sweet treat we just can’t get enough of. These small, dark purple, sweet berries grow wild in Western Montana. Locals and visitors alike head to the mountains to pick this coveted fruit. However, a good huckleberry picking spot is like a good fishing hole; some secrets are best discovered on your own. […]

Bakeries + Sweet Treats in Glacier Country

Fresh mountain air, scenic drives and days spent exploring Glacier Country call for something delicious along the way. Fuel up before a hike, take a break between museums and galleries or treat yourself after an afternoon of adventure—Western Montana’s bakeries offer everything from artisan breads and buttery pastries to cookies, cakes and local specialties. MISSOULA […]

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 […]

One Trip, Two National Parks: Glacier to Waterton Lakes

Western Montana is gorgeous, and is undoubtedly a vacation all its own, but on the 150th anniversary of Canadian Parks we know you might want to scoot across the border for free park entry. The locals refer to Waterton Lakes National Park as “where the mountains meet the prairies” and Glacier National Park as “the backbone of the world.” These majestic lands have inspired many writers and world travelers, and will certainly inspire you too. From Glacier’s Going-to-the-Sun Road to Waterton’s Red Rock Canyon, you’ll be glad you decided on a two-nation vacation.

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