Yellowstone National Park remains one of the most beloved national parks within the National Park System today. Known for its breathtaking geysers and stunning vistas, Yellowstone also holds the la...

Home to just 1,200 people, if you take a look at a map — and an almanac — you’ll see that West Yellowstone is truly a snowmobiling paradise. Situated along the western edge of Yellowstone National ...

Bearing in mind that winter lends a special sparkle to a selection number of attractions each year, we sought out the finest national parks to visit in the wintertime. From Dr. Seuss-like landscape...

It’s no secret that Montana attracts outdoor adventure enthusiasts year-round, but if you like carving deep powder, laying fresh tracks, and off-piste shredding, you have got to experience Yellowst...

For most of its history, Big Sky, Montana was largely overlooked by travelers and tourists. It was only in the early 1970s – when a few of the largest ranches in the area were sold to developers – ...

Made famous by movies like “A River Runs Through It,” Whitefish is one of Montana’s best-kept secrets.

Gearing up for a new season of fresh powder and steep slopes? We've gathered the best resorts to ski and snowboard in the U.S. in our Ultimate U.S. Ski Guide. Here, we list 3 of our top picks for M...

There’s something about Western Montana that has a way of inspiring you to get outside and explore. It’s almost like the mountains are calling, quietly enticing you to play in their 300+ inches of ...

They named it Glacier National Park for a reason. Skewering the clear blue sky along the U.S.-Canadian border in Northwest Montana, the mountains of the picturesque park typically get buried in so ...

America’s first national park was established in 1872 and is the obvious namesake of Montana’s Yellowstone Country. It is populated by a large variety of wildlife, including both grizzly and black ...