Montana is an awe-inspiring 145,300-square-mile playground that’s just waiting to be explored. Like any great playground, there’s so much to do here, you’ll never want to leave. From nine pristine National Forests to two spectacular National Parks and hundreds of beautiful rivers and streams, Montana has the goods to thrill outdoor enthusiasts of any type, no matter what your skill level. Whether your passion is fishing, rafting, bicycling, boating, hiking, horseback riding, golfing, or wildlife watching, Montana has what you need.

Warmest Regards,

Laura Lesnie
Editor —Your Travel Insider

Montana is more than just a great place to enjoy the outdoors. History buffs and culture hounds will find plenty of adventure here as well. From commemorative stops along the Lewis and Clark Trail to pow wows and museums that honor the state's Native American past, Montana brings history alive. Don't miss the many ghost towns, pioneer museums, dinosaur digs, mining sites, theaters, and art museums located all over the state. Stimulate your mind in historic Montana.

If you think you have to sacrifice big-city comforts or amenities when you visit Montana, think again. Whether you need a luxurious resort or a warm, cozy bed-and-breakfast inn, Montana offers plenty of options. And the quaint shops, antique stores, and fine restaurants rival — and in some cases best — those found in large metropolitan areas. So there really is no excuse to put off planning your Montana vacation today.