Montana Vacations
Visitors to the Montana hardly want to leave after they’ve spent a day outside underneath the Big Sky State. The state is a popular vacation destination for adventurous travelers who want to get out in the wilderness. Some of the biggest attractions include the stunning Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park. This land of glaciers, geysers and long rolling plains can awaken the imagination of the outdoor traveler of entertain the culture-seeking adventurer.
One of the most popular destinations in Montana is Glacier National Park. Located in the rugged northern Rockies, the park features picturesque glacier carved peaks, stunning azure lakes and a spectacular array of natural wildlife. Visitors who plan to spend several days in the park typically opt to stay at one of the numerous small towns or large resorts that cling to the dramatic landscape. Park guests who don’t want to leave the car can drive along the Going-to-the-Sun Road, which transports travelers 50 miles over the Continental Divide. Guests who would like to strap on their hiking boots and explore the stunning scenery up close and personal can choose from 700 miles of hiking trails. One of the most popular destinations is the Iceberg Lake Trail, which weaves through the wilderness to reach the spectacular glacial Iceberg Lake. The scenic St. Mary Lake spans 10 miles, and features the 100-foot Virginia Falls, which is accessible by hiking trails.
Visitors to Bozeman, Montana can enjoy one of the state’s hippest cities without sacrificing proximity to nearby national parks. The city features nine stunning historic districts that include 40 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guests can stop by the Museum of the Rockies to view the world’s largest collection of paleontology artifacts or set off along the historic Bozeman Trail to view local natural scenery and historic landmarks. Visitors can stop by downtown Bozeman to take part in the city’s lively nightlife and enjoy a variety of restaurants. Those visiting during the winter can choose from a number of ski resorts including Bringer Bowl, Big sky and Moonlight Basin. Guests can escape to nearby Jefferson River to tour the Lewis and Clark Caverns. The limestone caverns offer a spectacular spectrum of colorful stalactites, stalagmites and helictites for endeavoring spelunkers.
The world’s first National Park, and one of its most beloved, is Yellowstone national Park. The park features more than 10,000 spectacular geothermal points of interests all located within a 2.2 million acre park. Visitors can view the native wildlife by taking a tour across the Lamar Valley or meet a national idol by stopping off at the world-famous Old Faithful Geyser. Visitors can hike along the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone or adventure along wilderness trails to view the stunning Tower Falls and Lower Falls. Morning Glory Hot Springs offers a spectacular array of color and dramatic natural formations while Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces offer awe-inspiring spectacles.
Guests can escape to Missoula, Montana to indulge in a variety of attractions geared to adults and families alike. The city is located within driving proximity to some of the state’s largest ski areas such as the Snowbowl Ski Resort and Whitefish Mountain Resort. Guests can carve the slopes during the winter or explore the rugged slopes on foot in the summer. Those who would like to learn more about the state’s past can stop by the Hold Heritage Museum or tour a piece of history at the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula. Families can enjoy an afternoon in the sun at the Slash Montana water park while couples can learn more about their favorite brews at the Big Sky Brewing Company.
Montana Hotels
The Raveable guide to Montana Hotels was created by analyzing the millions of traveler reviews found all over the internet.
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2Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Missoula5145 Airway Blvd, Missoula96% recommended | 42 reviews
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3Residence Inn Billings956 South 25th Street West, Billings97% recommended | 34 reviews
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4Hebgen Lake Mountain Inn15475 Hebgen Lake Road (U.S. Hwy. 287 N), West Yellowstone97% recommended | 17 reviews
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