Mountains | Lakes | Skiing Western Montana’s Glacier Country is the officially recognized destination stewardship organization for the region encompassing Western Montana, including Glacier National Park. We are essential to the economic and social well-being of the 75+ communities we represent, balancing quality of visitor experience with quality of life for the people who call this place home.
Mountains | Lakes | Skiing Western Montana’s Glacier Country is the officially recognized destination stewardship organization for the region encompassing Western Montana, including Glacier National Park. We are essential to the economic and social well-being of the 75+ communities we represent, balancing quality of visitor experience with quality of life for the people who call this place home.
Winter, Summer, Spring
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Start from Superior, Troy, Missoula, Seeley Lake and connect your route through regional highways and state roads.
Smeads Bench Trail (1077) lies in prime summer range for elk, therefore offering an opportunity to view wildlife. Use caution during big game hunting season as...
Amazing Place Music presents Brooklyn-born and raised Broadway Star Capathia Jenkins, "On The Stage" for an intimate evening of incredible singing, storytelling, and unparalleled m...
Young Frankenstein (PG-13) Young Frankenstein follows Frederick Frankenstein, the skeptical American grandson of the infamous Dr. Victor Frankenstein, who travels to Transylvania t...
Come join us for fun family game day. Everyone is invited to come. Every Second Saturday of the month from 1-3pm.
Award-winning Canadian folk/bluegrass band The Dead South will return to KettleHouse Amphitheater in Bonner, MT on Saturday, June 13, 2026, with special guest Amigo the Devil. The...
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Christopher Cross is set to perform live at The Wilma on Saturday, June 13, 2026. This is a fully reserved seated concert, so if you have your eye...
Feel the first warm, aromatic breezes of spring as the Bozeman Symphony performs Copland's Appalachian Spring. Also on the program is Adams' Harmonielehre, a breathtaking fusion of...
The Big Sky Motel, located just off of Interstate 90, Exit 47, in Superior, Montana, welcomes all to our hospitality and the splendor of our picturesque setting...
Do you enjoy sight seeing, hiking, backpacking, biking, boating, fishing, hunting, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, wildlife, mountains, rivers, lakes and st...
The Holiday Motel is surrounded by some of the most wonderful fishing, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling and sightseeing country in the world. The much advertised Ya...
The Citilodge Motel offers 43 clean rooms by the Clark Fork River, centrally located to university, hospitals and other downtown activities. We are 10 minutes f...
Travel Lodge Inn & Suites provides exceptionally clean, comfortable and quiet rooms! Located only one block from the Interstate and two blocks from the Universi...
The Lodges on Seeley Lake is a beautiful lakeside resort. Spacious log cabins are spread out among 500 year old Tamaracks and 2,000 feet of waterfront. Our refu...
This scenic drive is one that will amaze. Start in Missoula, located at the junction of five mountain valleys: Clark Fork Valley to the west, Flathead Valley to the north, Blackfoo...
In 2015, Glacier National Park received its 100 millionth visitor since its establishment in 1910. It's still every bit as enchanting now as it was back then.
Slow down to enjoy the scenery in Missoula, a gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community. Rent a bike and ride the Riverfront Trail to the hand-carved Carousel for Missoula.
Montana is famed for its stunning natural beauty, but there's more to the state than just majestic mountains, sweeping green valleys, crystal lakes, and lush forests. The quaint to...
The thrilling Going-To-The-Sun Road twists through the heart of Glacier National Park, where a million acres hold rewards for explorers of every kind. Bookend your visit to the par...
Kick off the holiday season with this three-day itinerary to get you into the Christmas spirit. With scenic winter hiking, warm and cozy restaurants and enough yuletide cheer to la...
Western Montana is home to some of the most diverse terrain in the state, and once the snow blankets the landscape, it becomes a snowmobiler’s paradise. From climbing mountainsides...
A wide range of winter experiences in Montana can diversify any ski trip, but this itinerary is for the hardcore powder purists – those looking to ski or board without distraction...
Montana’s Flathead Lake is a paradise for water recreation of all kinds. It’s the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River and has more than 180 miles of shoreline to...
Montana’s Flathead Lake is a paradise for water recreation of all kinds. It’s the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River and has more than 180 miles of shoreline to...
From vast lakes and rivers to rolling prairies, Indigenous lands across Montana hold significance that goes far beyond their natural beauty. Enjoying tribal lands is a rewarding pu...
It would be easy to assume that Tom Elpel’s favorite way to recreate in Montana is to paddle a river. After all, he carved a dugout canoe with the help of Churchill Clark, a direct...
Montana’s landscapes are shaped by its rivers. Carving canyons out of age-old rock formations and offering the backdrop for the history that put this state on the map, these waterw...
Fishing puns are easy. Often too easy.
Confirm accessibility details with lodging, attractions, and event hosts before arrival.
Accessibility planning resourcesLearn protocols, local context, and cultural guidance before visiting tribal nations.
Respectful travel guidanceMake preparedness part of your trip plan: weather, roads, fire, access, safety, and respectful travel protocols.
Pack for rapid weather changes and elevation swings, even in summer.
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Review guidanceReview current fire restrictions and air quality before outdoor plans.
Review guidanceCarry bear spray where recommended, keep distance from wildlife, and follow posted guidance.
Review guidanceCheck park access requirements, timed-entry reservations, and shuttle updates before your trip.
Review guidanceMonitor road cameras, weather alerts, and traction requirements before mountain travel in winter.
Review guidanceFollow Leave No Trace practices, respect closures, and recreate responsibly on public and private lands.
Review guidanceLearn protocols, local context, and cultural guidance before visiting tribal nations.
Review guidanceConfirm accessibility details with lodging, attractions, and event hosts before arrival.
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