This collection of realistic Destination Reviews helps you plan your next adventure in Montana.
“The Treasure State” is a fantastic place to visit.
[expander_maker id="1" more="Read more →" less="Read less →"]Montana is the fourth largest state in the nation. But it is in top 10 of the least populous states in the United States.
When it comes to transportation, Montana is no different from other states in both Rocky Mountains and Great Plains regions.
If you have not guessed yet, it is very difficult to reach the state’s sights.
Billings is the only international airport in the state. And it is not a major hub.
That leaves Seattle, WA and Salt Lake City, UT as the state’s two air gateways. Both are at least 4 hours away from the MT state lines.
Montana has two of the most popular national parks, Yellowstone and Glacier. While the former is only partially in the state, Glacier is a Montana only park.
There is also one national monument and several national historic parks, sites, and trails. If this is not enough, you can visit 55 state parks.
Montana is home to one of the most scenic drives in the country. The Beartooth Highway connects Yellowstone with Red Lodge, MT. The road proceeds through the picturesque Beartooth Pass.
These realistic Destination Reviews share comprehensive reports about each Montanan sight. The goal is to share real experience so that you could form an opinion about the state’s sights.
Each Review covers opening hours, fees, and other entrance requirements. There are sections on ways to get to the sights and sample itineraries. Suggestions on lodging, transportation, and tips to beat the crowd are also part of each Review.
Use this one-stop resource to plan a perfect trip to the “Big Sky Country”.
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Beartooth Highway connects Yellowstone in Wyoming with Red Lodge in Montana. Stunning mountain landscapes, hairpin turns, and wildlife encounters make this scenic highway a must-drive experience.
Yellowstone National Park has it all: geysers and hot springs, terraces and pools, lakes and waterfalls, domesticated animals and wildlife.
