John Steinbeck said, “I am in love with Montana. For other states, I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection, but with Montana it is love, and it’s difficult to analyze love when you’re in it.”
We couldn’t agree more. Montana is home and travel for us. We love nesting in our chosen town at the Original Gateway to Yellowstone National Park. And we love traversing the state–climbing mountains, floating rivers, wandering through small towns and large ones (by Montana standards), and getting to know the people that, combined with an astounding landscape, make this state great.
Montana is bigger than many of the countries we visit, so there is a lot to see here.
This post is sponsored by Montana’s Yellowstone Country Since the North Entrance to Yellowstone is currently closed to vehicle traffic due to flooding and road damage, I want to show you how to have a great time in Gardiner, Paradise Valley, and Livingston without ever going into Yellowstone National Park. We all love the world’s …
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Best places to see the “Montana Night Sky Star Trail,” my fave stargazing tips, and how to find a star party in Montana.
Play by day and stargaze by night in this off the beaten path part of Yellowstone Country near Big Timber and Absarokee.
Planning a trip to Helena? We have lots of ideas of fun things to do in Helena, Montana with kids, adults, and families.
Everything you need to know to visit Montana WILD in Helena (MT FWP’s visitor center), for families, youth groups, schools, and individuals.
Montana winter vacations can be magical with the right itinerary. Dog sled, cross-country ski, sleigh rides and more!
We’ve compiled the best books about Glacier National Park for kids, tweens, and teens to prepare for your trip or armchair traveling.
There are lots of things to do in Three Forks, MT. We found the best place to mountain bike, hike, learn about the past, and have a beer.
Looking for things to do in Belgrade, MT? Grab your helmet, backpack and stein and join us on a bike, hike, and brew triathlon.
All the things to know when planning your Smith River float in Montana are here: when to go, how to float the Smith, what to bring.
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