There’s nothing else like waking up deep in the backcountry, having carried all your gear into camp near a quiet lake or alpine cirque with peaks in every direction.
From alpine tundra to lush valleys, hot springs to waterfalls, Montana has some of the most amazing terrain in the world. Below you’ll find articles, narratives, and picks on places to eat, drink, and play in the state of Montana.
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Montana is home to some of the best hikes in the country. Our Montana expert Eric Warren lists some of his favorites.
You can pretty much find whatever you’re looking for in a downhill ski vacation – except glitz, glamor, and pretension.
No matter your style, from snowmobile to skis, horse riding to dog sledding, winter events around the state are sure to get you out and discovering the best of what Montana has to offer.
Once you've decided to come to Montana, the decision about which of the many springs to visit might be the hardest part of your stay.
When it comes to winter angling in Montana, not everyone thinks of augers and ice shanties, waxworms and beer.
Montana has big trout, big mountains, big skies and some very memorable bars. Don't forget your bear-spray.
I honestly didn't think trout fishing got this good.
Restaurants, farmer's markets, and even wild edibles you can stop and pick along the way.
Here are some of the classic Montana supported tours plus some DIY options.
The serious, pleasurable work of catching fish from the end of an elegant cast starts in spring.
"A good landscape photo should draw you into it. It should make your spirit fly"....Salvatore Vasapolli
From flatwater to class V, Montana has incredible rivers and stoked communities of paddlers.
Year round options make Montana good to go anytime. Here's why you should go now.