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— Volume IX of the Long Way Around
Wide skies. Long hours. The kind of light that makes you pull over for no reason at all. Plan a trip that holds its shape — or change it on a whim. Both are correct.
Start a tripTell us what kind of trip you're after and we'll match regions, routes, places, stories, and events that fit.
Three regions float to the top based on what you told us. Hover any card for practical details like best season, trip fit, and where to start.
Routes built around the road itself: where to pull over, where to stay, and where the day should end.
Escape to Montana’s mountains, where the only thing that stands between you and the great outdoors is the drive to get there. From camping and hiking in some of Central M...
From the rolling plains in the south to the rocky peaks in the west, there’s so much to discover in Montana. For groups planning to explore the state’s highlights, here’s...
As the days grow shorter and the Halloween season approaches, history lovers and families alike begin searching for their next spooky adventure. Turn away from haunted ho...
Ready to get off the grid? This southwestern Montana itinerary takes you on the backroads to find quiet lakes, peaceful hikes and secluded scenery that will make you feel...
Fishing isn’t just for the warmer months: Here in Montana, it’s a year-round sport. Trade your waders for spikes and take to the ice for a fishing trip in northeastern Mo...
Montana rewards preparation. Read these once before your trip so your days stay smooth, respectful, and safe.
Pack for rapid weather changes and elevation swings, even in summer.
Read moreCheck closures, chain requirements, and active construction before driving.
Read moreReview current fire restrictions and air quality before outdoor plans.
Read moreCarry bear spray where recommended, keep distance from wildlife, and follow posted guidance.
Read moreCheck park access requirements, timed-entry reservations, and shuttle updates before your trip.
Read moreMonitor road cameras, weather alerts, and traction requirements before mountain travel in winter.
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