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The Official Western Montana Travel & Tourism Blog
Disc Golf in Western Montana
Disc golf, sometimes called frisbee golf or folf, is a popular activity throughout Western Montana’s Glacier Country. With rules similar to traditional golf, this game involves throwing frisbee-like discs into baskets across wooded and mountainous courses, making it a fun and unique way to enjoy the outdoors—and our incredible scenery—with family and friends. If you’re […]
31 of the Best Photo Ops in Western Montana
Western Montana’s Glacier Country is filled to the brim with amazing scenery and picture-perfect backdrops. From the glacier-carved peaks of Glacier National Park in the north to the Old West town of Darby in the south, Montana is chockful of awe-inspiring views. Taking pictures is a key part of vacationing, and to help you snag some of […]
Hunting Outfitters in Western Montana
Hunting in Montana was once a way of life, fundamental to surviving and feeding our families. Today, hunting holds a special place in the hearts of many Montanans who recall our rich history of tradition and necessity. It is also a vital wildlife management tool, helping to keep nature at a healthy balance with available and supportive habitat. Western Montana boasts an abundance of diverse wildlife and expansive hunting terrain on both public and private lands. Glacier Country is prime for the hunt with elk, moose, deer, mountain lions, bighorn sheep, upland birds and waterfowl; there’s an adventure for nearly every type of hunter. Our hunting outfitters and guides can help you plan a world-class hunting expedition. Learn about wild animals and local outfitters in the region—a treasure trove of wildlife awaits.
A to Z Bars in Western Montana
Good company, good times and good drinks are part of the Montana experience, and that’s why you’ll find a bar not far from wherever you are in Glacier Country. If you’re looking for some post-adventure libations, live music, local vibes and great food, it’s all here in our swanky bars serving up craft cocktails, our […]
Snowmobile Western Montana With onX Offroad
Western Montana is a sledder’s paradise. Powering through winter here is easy, with miles of steep climbs and flat trails, and acres of backcountry playgrounds, as well as logging and seasonal forest service roads. A handy way to recreate responsibly is with the onX Offroad app. The Offroad app provides real-time GPS positioning even in […]
Agritourism and Farm Stays in Western Montana
Montana’s farming and ranching roots run deep and are fundamental to the way we do things around here. Experience this culture for yourself by taking advantage of Glacier Country’s farmers markets, farm stays, farm tours and farm-to-table dining. Farmers Markets Outdoor market season in Western Montana is not to be missed. From fresh produce, local […]
Get Away From It All This Fall in Glacier Country
There’s fall fun to be had in Western Montana’s Glacier Country, where getting away from it all is our specialty. Autumn is our golden season, and not only because the hillsides and river banks are awash in vibrant hues of yellow and orange. With crisp autumn air, space to spread out and COVID-sensitive activities aplenty, […]
Stay in a Historic Lookout Tower in Western Montana
Experience Glacier Country from a different perspective with an overnight stay in one of Western Montana’s historic lookout towers. Perched high above forests and mountain valleys, these rustic cabins offer panoramic views, peaceful solitude and unforgettable opportunities for wildlife watching, stargazing and sunrise and sunset photography. Built by the U.S. Forest Service to spot wildfires, […]
Road Trip: Explore Western Montana’s Northwest Corridor
Western Montana’s Northwest Corridor winds through some of Glacier Country’s most remote and scenic landscapes, where mountain vistas, pristine waterways and welcoming small towns create an unforgettable road-trip experience. From the Tobacco Valley and Lake Koocanusa to the Yaak and Kootenai Falls, this route showcases the rugged beauty, rich history and outdoor recreation that define […]
Hidden History Gems: Meet Montana’s Off-The-Beaten-Path Museums
Western Montana’s history lives not only in well-known landmarks, but also in small museums tucked into quiet valleys and rural communities. These lesser-known cultural sites offer meaningful opportunities to explore the stories that shaped Glacier Country—from American Indian heritage and homesteading life to early industry, community traditions and regional art. Visiting these museums is a […]
