Montana Information

Montana Information

You can’t taste an elk steak from a dot on a map. You can’t smell the sulfur mist from a steaming hot spring in Yellowstone National Park through your television set. And you can’t understand how sharing a piece of homemade huckleberry pie with a fourth-generation rancher from Choteau can make the big skies of Montana not so big after all. Some places are the same whether you view them from the pages of a magazine or from the soles of your own traveling shoes. Montana is not one of those places. Our real treasures are beyond the obvious sweeping vistas, pristine trout streams, and powder-rich ski areas. It’s time to dig in.

From antelope-speckled, short grass prairies in the east to snow-capped mountain ranges and free-flowing rivers in the west, it’s no wonder Montana has been dubbed “the last best place.” Our inspiring landscapes and easy-going, friendly towns combine to form Montana’s six distinct travel regions. Experience our unpretentious hospitality and therapeutic scenery – you’ll find it here in Montana, east and west… north and south.