Visit Montana

With hundreds of small towns scattered across thousands of miles of highway, Montana is the perfect state for explorers. Take a look at four decades worth of old photos of Montana’s small towns.

Thanks to Norman Maclean and filmmaker Robert Redford, perhaps no other Montana river is as embedded in the public’s consciousness as the Blackfoot.

Don’t let summer pass you by! Get out and explore your state. Here’s some tweets to get you inspired.

The 2.2 million acres of Yellowstone National Park offer plenty of space to explore, but the communities that surround the park are destinations in their own rights.

The Vintage Porsche Rally will cater to the Porscheholic that likes to go like hell during the day on some of the greatest roads in the county and then belly up to the dirtiest dive bars and pubs at night that Montana has to offer for a pint with like-minded gear heads to swap the days war stories.

InstaMeets are designated times for amateur and professional photographers to gather, meet, share tips, and photograph the park’s beautiful scenes together.

Summer travel is off to an early start in many areas of the U.S. thanks to warm weather. Montana has already seen an increase in visitor numbers, with new records being set for national park visitation.

If you long to answer the call of the open road but lack experience behind the wheel, look no further than the rental lot at Billings Logan International Airport in Montana.

The initial buzz around the bruin immediately made the office a must-stop location for tourists passing through, said Forest Service biologist Pat Shanley.

The Miner’s Club Bar and Cafe in this former mining town of 70 or so people serves a burger almost as big as a gold pan.