Iconic National Parks
Montana attractions include two of the country’s most stunning national parks—famous Yellowstone, which it shares with Wyoming, and giant Glacier at the Canadian border. East of Yellowstone is Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, where Custer made his famous “last stand” against the Lakota Indians.
Year-Round Adventure
World-class fly-fishing, camping, skiing/snowboarding, hunting, hiking and horseback riding are daily activities here. This mix of outdoor activities is enriched by the influences of modern and ancient cultures. Check out Old West ghost towns like Virginia City, or experience cowboy life at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede.
Small Town Charm, Big City Pace
In larger cities, like Billings, you’ll still feel that small-town vibe regardless of the sophisticated restaurants, impressive museums and growing businesses. At Missoula, cheer on the Gophers when you visit the University of Montana—named the “most scenic campus in America” by Rolling Stone. Or head to Helena, the state capital, for more history and Native American art.
Montana Hotels
Whatever your reason for going to Montana, hotels in small towns and cities provide the creature comforts you need before your next excursion in this “Last, Best Place.” Plan your trip today by checking out Choice Hotels properties in Montana for great rates, rewards and travel-essential amenities.
Treasure Natural Beauty in the Big Sky
There’s a lot more than sky up in “Big Sky Country,” Montana. In addition to the millions of stars that come out each night, this state also features breathtaking mountains, whitewater streams and rolling plains to be explored during the day. Its unspoiled, natural beauty will turn you into a confirmed fan of the great outdoors—even if you’re only visiting for business.