Visit Montana

"Visit Montana now because in a very short time, our waist deep powder will only be knee deep." Warren Miller

Tony explores the snow-capped mountains, majestic big skies, winding rivers and roaming cattle of Livingston, Montana, once was an inspiration for adventurous Americans and locals alike.

No Montana home would be complete, it seems, without hiking boots, skis and fishing poles.

This region is the Serengeti of North America -Yellowstone National Park — the ecological balance, the abundance of wildlife roaming free in a landscape larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined.

The Prehistoric Passport is your guide back in time – millions of years back – as you explore the Montana Dinosaur Trail.

"Building relationships in the TV and film industry by hosting the Los Angeles-based producers and 110-person crew offered the opportunity to showcase Montana’s spectacular setting, in addition to the partners’ ability to service large projects and productions," said Montana Office of Tourism Administrator, Jeri Duran.

It’s one of the last strongholds of the Western frontier, but it’s also surprisingly modern and sophisticated.

Montana’s tourism and recreation partners will gather at the Helena Colonial Hotel – Red Lion for 2 days of education, training, discussion, networking, and having fun. We hope you’ll be there.

Really, there are more wintry gatherings and galas than we could possibly list in one email–so pick a weekend, pack your parka and find yourself some fun. Served chilled, of course.

With its endless miles of ski-able terrain, its serene snow-covered national parks, and its bizarre winter festivals, winter is one of the best times to visit Big Sky Country.