Take some time to learn about the rich history of Bozeman, Yellowstone, and the rest of Montana at The Montana Historical Society. This museum brings history to life, shedding light on what life was like for the Native Americans, explorers, and pioneers centuries ago.

Ready for an adventure on the powdery slopes of Montana? Skiing season is officially upon us, and Big Sky Ski Resort is in full gear. Beginners and experts flock to Big Sky, the place to find America’s biggest skiing®.

Daring exploration and wild escapades punctuate the history of the Wild West. If you’re on vacation doing your own exploring, what better place to start than in one of the biggest limestone caves in the West? Located less than an hour from Bozeman, MT, Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park is the perfect destination for […]

No tour of the Wild West is complete without visiting a ghost town — and Montana has several of them. Once thriving cities that sprang up where pockets of gold, silver, and other precious metals were discovered, these cities usually died years later when the resources became depleted. The cities emptied as quickly as they […]

Much of the allure of vacationing out West is getting a glimpse of the ghost towns, gold mines, and other destinations that once comprised the Wild West. This thriving, lawless land of massive mountains, great canyons, and expansive plains speaks to the adventurer in all of us.

Powering through mud, jumping massive tree roots, weaving in and out of trees — mountain biking is an exhilarating sport that demands a fast-responding body and mind. If you love mountain biking, Montana offers some of the best trails in the country. The Yellowstone Mountains loom; are you ready for the ride of your life?

If you want to wow your valentine this year, plan a getaway to Bozeman, Montana. Featuring snow-capped mountains, sprawling lakes, and lush wildlife, Montana’s western charm will give you and your sweetheart memories for a lifetime.

Montana has numerous state parks that commemorate special places and times in history. Two of these state parks, Beaverhead Rock and Clark’s Lookout, preserve areas that were significant to the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805, involving Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and Sacagawea, a Shoshone woman who guided and translated for them.

Glacier National Park, one of the most spectacular national parks in the entire country, is located in northwestern Montana. Known as “the Crown of the Continent,” Glacier National Park was established as a national park in 1910, and over the past century, millions of people from across the world have visited the park and explored […]

Montana is a large state full of varied landscapes. In the western part of the state, mountain ranges that are part of the Rocky Mountains reign supreme. Nestled between these mountains are lush scenic valleys. Peaceful, rolling plains occupy the eastern part of Montana, as well as badlands with unique rock formations.