Not for nothing is Yellowstone National Park nicknamed “Wonderland.” It’s not only the world’s very first national park but is also one of its most-visited, and is also the birthplace of the famed “America’s best idea.” It sits atop a highly active supervolcano and is home to the most geothermal features on the planet. Think…
The showstopping Yellowstone National Park is the wild, beating heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Home to crowd-pleasing hot springs and geysers, its highways traverse magnificent forests and meadows and pass a wide variety of fauna. Tucked at the northwestern edge of the state of Wyoming, Yellowstone also spans Montana and Idaho. Its West Entrance…
When we feasted our eyes on the shimmering alpine trees across the snowy expanse and breathed in the fresh mountain air, we suddenly understood the meaning of the phrase “Big Sky Country.” It’s hard to describe just how expansive the sky looks and feels in Montana, which is equally underrated when it comes to skiing.…
Saying that Butte, Montana is a historically significant city is truly an understatement. With more than 50 exhibit buildings, endless artifacts, and over 6,000 important cultural sites, Butte is a must-visit for history buffs. Apart from museums, there are plenty of recreational sites and delicious restaurants worth visiting. Considering everything it has to offer, you…
Montana has around 13 million visitors each year, which is a lot! If you want to have a relaxed Montana trip without the overwhelming crowds, it’s time to book a ticket to Billings! This city has a bit of everything. There’s a lot to do and see, from hiking and biking trails to fishing spots…
The nice little town of Glasgow in the heart of the wild lonesome that is Northeast Montana is one pretty outpost with a great history. In the early 1900s, the town was a flourishing Great Northern Railway railhead. Today, it’s not only the gateway to the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, but also to…