Montana Travel Guide

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Derived from the Spanish word for mountain, Montana is known for the vast mountain ranges that run across its otherwise prairie topography. Unofficially nicknamed “Big Sky Country ” and “The Treasure State,” Montana is a perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors and get some time away from big-city noise. Vacation rentals and lodging accommodations are available throughout the state in small rural communities and larger urban centers.

For a unique experience with nature, don’t pass up the opportunity to visit the national parks situated in Montana. Glacier National Park is located along the Canadian border and includes parts of two sub ranges of the Rocky Mountains, over a hundred lakes and several hundred species of animals. The park’s region is known as the “Crown of the Continent Ecosystem” and is very close to being pristine. One of the more unique sights at the park is the Chief Mountain, an isolated peak on the eastern boundary. Thrust out above landscape around it, the mountain has been the source of much interest dating back to the indigenous populations of North America and is now a favored climbing spot.

If you’re planning on getting a condo rental accommodation in Montana, don’t forget about the other world-class natural destination, Yellowstone National Park. Southeast of its Glacier counterpart, this nature preserve is widely believed to be the first national park in the world and is home to, among other geological features, the Old Faithful Geyser. Hundreds of plants and animals reside in the area, making wildlife watching a great activity at the park.

If you’re interested in the arts, don’t miss the chance to check out the Beall Park Art Center and the Artspace community situated in Bozeman and Billings respectively. For an exhilarating experience on the water, consider the 10,000 Waves Raft and Kayak Adventure. Jump into an eight-person raft or a single seat kayak and let the professional river masters take you on a white-water rapids trip you won’t soon forget. Headquartered in Missoula, the company offers adventures on the Blackfoot, Bitterroot and Clark Fork rivers. Vacation rentals in the state give ample opportunity to get out and enjoy the fresh air.

Not only is Montana known for its wild and exotic nature scenery and topography, but for the great festivals that go on all through its region. Bitterroot Scottish Irish Festival is an event steeped in history and family fun. Head to the Daly Mansion grounds, the reputed birthplace of Hamilton and get ready for a weekend charged with Celtic music, bagpipes and highland games. If you can’t get enough tunes, Blues Fest in Virginia City is the place for you. The three day festival takes place in August, promising a great cultural experience. Among other events are the Big Sky Polka Festival and the River City Roots Fest. Exciting events are always nearby when you rent a vacation rental accommodation in Montana.

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Whitetail Lodge on Glen

Glacier Park: Home

3 BDR • 2 BA • Sleeps 11 • #16771

160 to 260 USD/night

Our unit is located on the west side of scenic Glen Lake in a heavily wooded, secluded and private area. Large windows face Glen Lake giving a spectacular view of the lake and opposite shore. Included in this view are mountains that rise up from the east shore of Glen Lake. Part of your view also includes Therriault Pass. Located at the top of this mountain range, it is a large glacially formed U-shaped pass. Years ago a glacier swept through this pass and down into the valley below where is scoured out the lake bed of Glen Lake. As the glacier receded the waters filled this basin and formed Glen Lake. Glen Lake is a picture perfect mountain lake. It is about 1 mile across and 2 miles long. Periodically you may spot an Osprey or Bald Eagle doing some fishing. Frequently, Whitetail Deer will be seen in the front yard feeding in the morning. We have also seen elk and moose on occasion, but deer are very common. Our Lodge is situated on a 1 acre wooded lot located about 100 yards up a slope from Glen Lake. The lodge construction is called post and beam. The frame of the house was built using huge Engelmann Spruce logs (26 inches to 38 inches in diameter) from Prince George, Canada. All the ceilings are constructed from tongue-and-groove pine planking. The walls between the logs are sheetrock. The massive logs give the Lodge a majestic look and feel and the sheetrock adds a clean and finished appearance. This is truly a very unique and beautiful structure. Construction of our unit was completed in the fall of 2002.

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Worldmark West Yellowstone

Worldmark West Yellowstone: Condo in a hotel

2 BDR • 2 BA • Sleeps 6 • #235061

350 to 350 USD/night

Worldmark West Yellowstone is one block from the park entrance. It's the perfect location for seeing the Park's hundreds of geysers and wildlife. Experience some world class fly fishing in nearby streams. Yellowstone National Park has been a top tourist destination since it's opening in 1872. Visit the two museums in town; Museum of The Yellowstone which depicts the areas early days, and The Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center (right across the street from your resort) and learn about these animals up close and personal. Unit is a 2-bedroom with a hide-a-bed or Murphy bed in the living room, 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. The.. Resort has an indoor pool, 2 hot tubs, a fitness center, recreation center, business center and a barbecue area. There is no air conditioning, but unit has ceiling fans.

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