Montana Travel and Tourism Information

Montana has always been a great destination for travelers. Lewis and Clark thought so and we're sure that you will too.

Montana is diverse in history, heritage, scenery and culture. From spectacular glaciers and the Going-to-the-Sun Highway in Glacier National Park to geysers and wildlife in Yellowstone National Park.

Travel through ghost towns and historical landmarks to museums and Shakespeare in the Park. Montana has adventure and fun for every traveler. It's a vacationers' paradise from fishing, boating, camping and world class golf in the warm summer months to playing in the snow during the cool winter.

Montana is famous for big mountains, great snow and uncrowded slopes with over 14,000 acres of powder. Fantastic downhill skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling abound throughout the Big Sky! You can also strap on a pair of snowshoes and take off cross country.

Excitement isn't just on the slopes in Montana, you can find it on the ice as well. Glide over the ice at 90 miles an hour on an ice boat or try your hand at snowkiting. Another thrilling way to keep the blood pumping while playing out in the cold.

After playing hard take time to relax in one of Montana's inviting hotels, cabins, B&B's or hot springs. Come enjoy Montana's relaxing atmosphere.

Whatever your passion or your pleasure you can find it during your Montana vacation. Those of us lucky enough to call Montana home, welcome you.

Komen Montana Race for the Cure in Helena

Come join the fun!: May 17, 2008

This benefit foot race for the Komen Foundation raises funds to provide positive awareness, education and early detection of breast cancer for women throughout Montana, as well as helping to fund the National Grants program for the Komen Foundation.

The 5K and one mile race begin at/near the Scott Hart Building in the Capitol Complex on the corner of 6th and Roberts, rain or shine.