| Found in Montana's northwestern corner, this national park offers some of the most spectacular scenery to be found anywhere in North America. Discover 700 miles of scenic hiking trails, glacier–clad mountains, alpine chalets, and sparkling lakes. Soar above steep valleys and plunging waterfalls as you drive the world-famous Going-to-the-Sun Road. With its jaw-dropping scenery, Glacier National Park is Montana's alpine treasure. This park is perfect for a family outing. Carved from sandstone, the park's pictographs are over 2,000 years old. The site is also rich with artifacts. Paved walking trails weave through the park, allowing for observation, learning, and reflection. Discover human art and imagination at this unique and beautiful park. If you want to discover the beauty of Montana's abundant wildlife, this is the spot. The refuge was established in 1935 to protect the majestic trumpeter swan. The area is also teaming with other waterfowl, antelope, deer, and moose. Ideal for fishing, hiking, or camping, this is one of the Pacific Northwest's best places to take a deep breath and sleep under the stars. This fascinating town is considered to be the West's best preserved mining town. Close to 150 years old, Virginia City boasts 100 historic buildings, authentic saloons and restaurants, an Old West boardwalk, and costumed locals. Ride the stagecoach, take in a show at the theater, or spend a night in an 1860's hotel. Capture the best of the west in this lively and entertaining ghost town. Located in the beautiful and historic Parmly Billings Library building, and affiliated with the prestigious Smithsonian Institute, this wonderful center captures the live and times of the Yellowstone River Valley. View over 16,000 artifacts and experience the rich culture of local Native Americans. To catch an authentic and moving glimpse of the Old West, this is the place. |