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The Official Western Montana Travel & Tourism Blog
What’s New in Western Montana 2026
Western Montana is always changing, shaped by the people who live here and the places they create. This year brings a mix of new restaurants, lodging and experiences across Glacier Country—thoughtful additions that complement the region’s landscapes and small-town character. Here’s what’s new as you start planning your visit. MISSOULA Dining Accommodations WHITEFISH Accommodations KALISPELL […]
A to Z Indoor Winter Activities in Western Montana
Outdoor adventure is part of everyday life in Western Montana—but it’s not the whole picture. When winter weather rolls in or the pace slows, Glacier Country offers a rich mix of indoor experiences worth seeking out. From arts and culture to cozy stops and small-town finds, this A-to-Z guide shows how much there is to […]
Winter in Glacier National Park: What to Expect
Winter in Glacier National Park offers quiet, snow-filled adventures—wildlife watching, peaceful trails and wintry landscapes. Preparation is key this time of year, and a little planning goes a long way toward a safe, memorable visit. Know before you go, and set yourself up for a great day in the park. PARK ACCESS AND RECREATION Snow […]
Exploring Western Montana: Browning + Cut Bank in Autumn
Western Montana’s East Glacier Corridor is rooted in cultural heritage, outdoor adventure and community spirit. In autumn, crisp air and colorful foliage add a new dimension. Browning and Cut Bank welcome you with Native traditions, small-town vibes and wide-open landscapes. EXPLORE BROWNING Located in the rolling foothills just east of Glacier National Park, Browning is […]
8 Things Not to be Missed This Fall in Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is open year-round, and fall offers a season all its own. Glacial-carved valleys and mountainsides shift into shades of gold, adding depth and color to the already dramatic landscape. With fewer visitors and excellent opportunities for birding and wildlife watching, it’s one of the most rewarding times to explore. Plus, vehicle reservations […]
Find Your Calm: Western Montana “Calm-Cations”
Sometimes, the best way to reset isn’t by doing more, but by doing less—slowing down, stepping back and letting the pace of life in Montana lead the way. Welcome to the calm-cation: an intentional retreat focused on rest, reflection and connection. In Western Montana’s wide-open spaces, you’ll find moments of stillness among incredible settings. From […]
Must-Stop Family Road-Trip Attractions
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.
Family Reunions in Western Montana’s Glacier Country
There are few things better than spending time with family in the great outdoors. With lodges and resorts that can accommodate your whole crew, as well as an endless list of world-class and western-inspired activities for all ages, Western Montana’s Glacier Country is an ideal setting to host a family reunion and create lasting memories. […]
Live Out Your Montana Dream
by Meagan Wristen, Mommy Travels Have you ever daydreamed about galloping across open plains, casting a line into a sparkling river, or seeing bison roam just a stone’s throw away? Well, saddle up, partner, because it’s time to turn that Montana fantasy into reality. Western Montana is where wide-open spaces, rugged landscapes, and untamed beauty […]
Spring Itinerary in Glacier National Park: One, Two or Three Days
Spring in Glacier National Park is a quiet, lesser-known season—and that’s what makes it so special. As the snow melts, waterfalls return to full force, rivers swell with runoff and the first wildflowers begin to bloom at lower elevations. Birds are singing, wildlife is more active and baby animals are making their first appearances. This […]
