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National Bison Range Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park |
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The State of Montana is known as a tourist destination for those drawn to its many trout streams, which are perfect for a Montana fishing vacation, and for the States wide open spaces. The State conjures visions of majestic mountains, the 'cowboy' range and a less complicated lifestyle. While in the State of Montana visit the many Montana attractions that are available, including the Wild West town of Billings and Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Eastern Montana. Wander the streets of gold rush towns such as Virginia and Nevada City and Bannack State Park and explore stately buildings of Helena, the state capitol. The cities of Great Falls and Missoula are popular shopping destinations. The Montana Rockies offer popular escapes via the Going to the Sun Highway in Glacier National Park, at ski resorts in Whitefish, Bozeman and Big Sky and marvels of Yellowstone National Park - one of the more popular US national parks. Culture and history come alive through Native American powwows and music festivals, reenactments and rodeos; all celebrating the heritage of Montana life. Request a Montana vacation guide today or explore our websites to learn more about the different Montana attractions and activities that await you in this exciting US vacation destination. A mix of the rugged Wild West, the even more rugged Rocky Mountains, and a few almost-modern cities -- or what we might call overgrown cow towns -- make the states of Montana and Wyoming a delightful vacation spot. This is especially true for people who savor outdoor adventures, but it's also the case for those looking to discover a part of the United States that many of us have seen only in the movies and on television (and that's a rather distorted view). Here you'll find some of the most breathtaking scenery in America; a vast array of wildlife that not only thinks it owns the place, but actually does; and even some first-class Western-style lodges, restaurants, and museums. |
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