Fall In Montana

Follow in the footsteps of prehistoric giants and get a fascinating look into some of Montana’s most exciting dino discoveries with visits to the museums and small towns along the Montana Dinosaur Trail. The full seven-day Dinosaur Discovery Tour is certainly doable, though it is a lot of miles.

Enjoy an unforgettable experience at Montana's campgrounds that offer a range of amenities with access to adventure just steps away.

Hiking in Montana is a great way to explore the state while experiencing nature and wildlife. Each trail offers an adventure, whether you're hiking up a mountain, across a prairie or among the captivating rock formations of the eastern badlands.

Wander through authentic 1800s ghost towns on this rambling four-day route over mountains, across the Continental Divide, and along blue-ribbon trout streams. Butte (population 33, 854) is the "big city" on the drive.

A great way to explore Montana is on two wheels with the help of a little manpower. Ride across the high plains.

For Native Americans, bison, also referred to as buffalo, are revered symbols of strength and unity. Celebrate bison, see them roam and discover how the national mammal helped mold the state on this adventure across badlands and prairies.

Looking to take a walk on the wild side? There's no better place to experience some truly untamed wildlife and wilderness than Montana! With large stretches of land set aside to protect endangered species and save natural habitats, Montana is a great place to really get away from it all and experience your own wild side. Plus, there's no better way to experience spring in Montana: cute baby animals, wildflowers galore, and a chance to celebrate the end of winter back out in nature! Here are some of the state's wildest locales for finding nature! .

Montana offers unmatched trails and undiscovered country for mountain bikers of all levels. Many communities feature bike shops with gear and know-how and trailheads right around the corner.