Visit Montana

Montana is a state that has not lost its sense of adventure. While many places in the American West have become urban centric, Montana still clings to what makes it special, its wild places.

Montanans take their beer seriously, and in recent years, this passion has resulted in a crop of outstanding craft breweries.

“It’s getting discovered.”

Great Falls use to be the overnight stop. But now, more visitors are seeing the Electric City as the destination with museums and attractions, many of which are free.

Offering everything from luxury lodges to family dude ranches to camping under the stars, it’s seems there’s a Montana for every budget, and thanks to Alaska Airlines, it’s now cheaper to get there.

"In Montana, There’s Nothing Between Me and Where I Want to Go" Walter Kirn – Author of "Up In The Air"

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The loop — 400 miles of some of Montana’s most scenic highways — recently was named one of the Top 10 Scenic Drives in the Northern Rockies.

After four days of nonstop fishing, I have a sore shoulder, a scarred finger — I hooked myself with a fly — and my own Norman Maclean stories.