Montana Holidays
From the plains of eastern Montana to the western mountains, Montana's sky sets a stage of dramatic proportions. Jagged peaks, soothing plains and open space form an unforgettable landscape
Glacier National Park, located in the north-west corner of Montana is the 'Crown of the North American Continent'. To hikers, it is the United States' foremost trail park. To wildlife watchers, it provides privileged views of mountain goats and bighorn sheep, grizzly bears and gray wolves. To everyone who holidays in Montana, it is a place of natural beauty and majesty.
To the south, Montana has three separate gateways into Yellowstone, the world’s first national park, a unique place of geological wonders, hugely varied animal life and superb landscapes. Montana is also home to the Little Big Horn and Flathead Lake, the largest in the USA, west of the Mississippi.
Between these two world treasures lie national wildlife refuges, recreation areas, battlefields, gold camps, ghost towns and state parks that feature Montana's natural, historic and recreational attractions. The spacious, unspoiled environment supports species as rare as the grizzly bear and bald eagle, along with an abundance of elk, deer, moose, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, waterfowl and songbirds.
Missoula Holidays
Framed by the Bitteroot and Sapphire Mountains the town of Missoula is one of the most friendly, vibrant small towns in America.
Helena Holidays
In 1864 a party of disheartened prospectors working over the present site of Helena, more of less halfway between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone
Bozeman Holidays
Pretty tree-lined Bozeman lies deep in the lush Gallatin Valley, 142 miles west of Billings and only 80 miles from Yellowstone.
Red Lodge Holidays
Sixty miles south of Billings at the foot of the awesome Beartooth Mountians lies the atmospheric village of Red Lodge
Hardin Holidays
Hardin is situated on the banks of the Bighorn River, just over twenty miles from Billings.
Whitefish and Kalispell Holidays
30 miles southwest of Glacier and 15 miles north of the stunning Flathead Lake (the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi) lies
Things to see and do
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Glacier National Park
Two thousand lakes and a thousand miles of rivers, threading between thick forests and glorious meadows, weave a blue-and-green carpet below the tightly packed peaks
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Little Big Horn Battlefield National Monument
Fifty six miles southeast of Billings lies the Little Big Horn National Monument,. Here you can trace the course of the battle on a five-mile self guided
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Yellowstone National Park
One of the best examples of unspoiled wilderness in the USA can be found in jaw-dropping Yellowstone National Park.











