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Once you cross that Idaho-Montana border, the feeling changes. It’s not that Idaho is undesirable, but Montana _ now that’s something else: huge Rocky Mountains running to the northern and southern skylines, river valleys criss-crossed by pristine mountain streams and skies so big you’ll think you found heaven.

Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks are two of the country’s best, according to travel experts and readers of USA Today.

Despite the state’s name, Montana is as much wide open spaces as mountains.

VisitMT.com Update Focuses on Cities and Towns

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Numerous events across Montana are scheduled from July through September to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act.

These hikes and climbs are neither for the faint of heart nor the ill prepared

Lake Yellowstone Hotel is the oldest hotel in the nation’s oldest national park. Reducing its impact and ensuring its future was a challenge.

This year, Montana is continuing this warm season campaign with: Step Out of Bounds.

Why Step Out of Bounds? Because when travel is good, it transforms us. We embrace a truly remarkable place–its landscape, its people, and its way of being–and we find moments that will only ever happen once: