Montana

A Guide to Visiting Glacier National Park in the Winter

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Glacier NP during winter

Visiting Glacier National Park in winter is a picture-perfect getaway. Snow-covered mountains, pristine frozen lakes, and tranquil forests await those who see the park in winter. For those who love visiting national parks during the chillier months of the year, Glacier National Park should land high on your to-visit list.  During the warmer months, Glacier NP is popular among tourists. It’s hard to visit the park’s most impressive sites without … Read More

The Perfect 3 to 4 Days in Yellowstone Itinerary

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Excelsior Geyser Crater in Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park is by far one of the most popular parks in the U.S., and for good reason. Powerful geysers, colorful hot springs, wildlife, and more all await visitors upon their arrival in the park. As you’re planning your trip to this iconic national park, there are a few places you should make sure are on your 3 to 4 days in Yellowstone itinerary.  Keep reading for a compilation … Read More

Yellowstone vs Grand Teton: Which National Park to Visit?

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Morning Glory Hot Spring in Yellowstone NP

Whether you visit Yellowstone or Grand Teton (or both if you’re lucky!), you’ll find your days well spent exploring the parks. Both parks are located in Wyoming, Grand Teton NP is just to the south of Yellowstone NP, making it common for visitors to pay a visit to both areas before leaving. However, if you only have time for one, we have some suggestions for how to choose and prepare … Read More

Yellowstone vs Glacier National Park: Which One to Visit?

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Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Choosing whether to visit Yellowstone or Glacier National Park might feel impossible. These parks have wildly different landscapes, but are both incredible natural wonders to explore. So, how do you decide? While weighing whether to visit Glacier or Yellowstone National Park, there are a few different options to consider. How much time do you have? How off-the-beaten path do you want to go? What kind of land features do you … Read More

The Perfect 5 to 7 Day Montana Itinerary

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Beautiful Glacier NP in Montana

The “Big Sky Country” of Montana is marked by an abundance of Rocky Mountain peaks and richly forested valleys that stand alongside wide-open prairies and ranchlands. For travelers who are planning a 5 to 7-day Montana itinerary, it’s a good idea to chart a route that will take you through a variety of the different landscape types and towns in the Treasure State. For the purposes of this article, we’ll … Read More

10 Best Stops on a Seattle to Yellowstone Road Trip

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Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park

A Seattle to Yellowstone road trip is an excellent chance to see a big swath of the mountainous northwest. Driving through three western states known for their pristine vistas and outdoor adventures, there is a lot to see and do along this trip. It is possible to speed along I-90 in one very long day of driving but is best to break it up so you can spend some time … Read More

10 Best Stops on a Denver to Yellowstone Road Trip

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Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

A two to three-day Denver to Yellowstone road trip is ideal for travelers looking to escape to the wild western parts of Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana with plenty of chances to stop along the way. Yellowstone National Park became the world’s first of its kind in 1872, just one year after scientists had first explored and documented the area and its hydrothermal features. Today, Yellowstone remains one of America’s most … Read More

10 Best Stops on a Denver to Montana Road Trip

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Beautiful Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park

A Denver to Montana road trip is a great option for anyone departing from Colorado since it’s easily doable in a day, depending on where you’re going in Montana, and the drive north and west will take you past all kinds of attractions and diverse Western US landscapes. Unless you opt for a much longer scenic route from Denver to Yellowstone National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest, you’re almost … Read More