Montana – Stops on the Way

Southwest Montana offers everything from spirits to saloons. See our list of the top seven places to stop between two national parks.

Pull over at these great sights lining the road on the 140-mile trip from Missoula to Glacier National Park including smokejumpers and a bison habitat.

Born next to a ski area, the town of Big Sky offers music, food and tons of trails under its piece of the enormous Montana sky.

Visit a pit mine, a giant statue, and a distillery, then dance at a signature event at this melting pot of friendly people between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks.

This vibrant capital city, which celebrates its rich Gold Rush history, caters to mountain bikers and wine tasters.

From big game hunting to fishing, camping, biking, hiking and skiing, take advantage of the outdoor recreation opportunities in the beautiful Judith Basin.

This quaint town has attracted cowboys, ranchers, the rich and famous and artists enamored by the scenery for more than 100 years. Stop at these 4 places.

You’ll find sapphires, a palace of sorts and healing pools tucked into the gentle folding hillsides and valleys of this swath of southwestern Montana.

In search of the West before mocha lattes invaded corner cafes? You'll find it in these authentic towns.

Unique, cool, hip, and serene,, Missoula has the unparalleled natural beauty and cultural vibrancy to make your experience unforgettable.

Northeast of Yellowstone, find a brewery district, gluten-free pancakes and Old West charm in this city of 110,000.

You’ll find one of the West’s most vibrant storytellers in Great Falls, Mont. with world-class paintings and an artsy river walk.