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Base yourself in The "Big Sky Country"; Montana and explore its beautiful surrounding cities and nearby National Forests and Parks on a mini road trip. Combine: Missoula (known for its blue-ribbon trout fishing, outdoor recreational opportunities, and spectacular natural beauty) near the Nez-Perce National Forest and Helena (the state capital with crystal-clear views of some of the most beautiful sections of the Rocky Mountains) near the Lewis and Clark national forest before heading to Butte (known as the richest hill on Earth due to its rich mining history). A stay in West Yellowstone offers the opportunity to see the popular national park known for the Old Faithful geyser. Travel to sporty Big Sky (a popular American ski town with multiple winter and summer activities) and finally end in charming and surprisingly hip Bozeman (a city in southern Montana, on the edge of the Rocky Mountains, offering various outdoor activities and breweries). Entrance to national parks is not included. Plan your visit according to your schedule and be sure to check each park's operating hours.. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
This 10 night sample itinerary includes:
Flight into Helena and out of Bozeman
Rental Car for 11 days
Pick Up: Helena Airport/Drop Off: Bozeman Airport
Hotel for 2 nights in Missoula
Hotel for 2 nights in Helena
Hotel for 1 night in Butte
Hotel for 2 nights in West Yellowstone
Hotel for 1 night in Big Sky
Hotel for 2 nights in Bozeman
Driving Time Helena Airport - Missoula: 2 hrs. approx. Missoula - Helena: 1 hr. 55 mins. approx. Helena - Butte: 1 hr. 10 mins. approx. Butte - West Yellowstone: 2 hrs. 35 mins. approx. West Yellowstone - Big Sky: 3 hrs. 35 mins. approx. Big Sky - Bozeman: 1 hr. approx.
A visit to Missoula, Montana gives you an extremely rewarding experience and this is the best place to come for some great outdoor adventures. With a ton of cultural sights and nature at its best, there are various quality destinations Missoula brings to the table. A visit to this spot is never finished without some angling and some famous blue-ribbon trout fishing.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Hike to the `M` on Mount Sentinel, Visit Caras Park, Explore Fort Missoula, Discover the Art Museum, Visit Wineries and Breweries, Enjoy the outdoors at Snowbowl Mountain, Rent a Bike, Listen to Live Music, and so much more!
2 nights in Helena, MT
Halfway between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks, under the shadows of Mt. Helena and Mt. Ascension, lies Montana`s beautiful capital city. The city traces its roots back to the 19th-century Montana Gold Rush. Millions of dollars of gold would eventually be extracted from the mining camp once known as Last Chance Gulch, and you can still see evidence of the city`s prosperity and history on the streets today.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Mount Helena City Park, Montana State Capitol, Reeder`s Alley, Cathedral of Saint Helena, Gates of the Mountain Wilderness Area, Centennial Park, ExplorationWorks, Holter Museum of Art, Spring Meadow Lake State Park, Montana Historical Society, and so much more!
1 nights in Butte, MT
The quaint city of Butte is known around the world for its colorful mining history. While Butte`s glory days are past, there are many things for visitors to see and do. You can explore the city`s mining history through underground tours and take cultural and historic walking or trolley tours of the town.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s:
Explore the Berkeley Pit, Join a Butte Trolley Tour, Tour Copper King Mansion, See the Our Lady of the Rockies Statue, Have Fun at Fairs and Festivals, Go Underground at The World Museum of Mining, Take a Historical Walking Tour, Explore the Great Outdoors, and so much more!
2 nights in West Yellowstone, MT
The town of West Yellowstone, Montana, located just outside of the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, is a year-round, family-friendly destination. Nestled among majestic mountain peaks, and surrounded by natural scenic wonders, the town is rich in history and activities. West Yellowstone is minutes away from some of Yellowstone’s favorite attractions including Old Faithful and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Check out the Grizzly and Wolf Discover Center, Discover the History and Museums, See a Sunset in Solitude at Hebgen Lake, Take a Scenic Drive, See a Rodeo, Enjoy the Great Outdoors, and so much more!
1 nights in Big Sky, MT
Big Sky, Montana brings to mind epic ski trips and exclusive mountain getaways in the snow, but it`s so much more than that and it`s actually an incredible summer destination. Located just south of Bozeman, Big Sky boasts wide-open spaces allowing people to appreciate the big blue skies from almost anywhere while encompassing a diverse and stunning landscape.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Big Sky Resort, Lone Peak, Ousel Falls Trail, Beehive Basin Trail, Big Sky Chapel, and so much more!
2 nights in Bozeman, MT
With mountains on all sides, Bozeman offers visitors with year-round activities, from the exciting adventure of snowmobiling or river rafting to the quieter nature experiences found in fly fishing and snowshoeing. The region`s history is showcased in several venues. Bozeman is a popular gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights Must See`s: Visit the Museum of the Rockies, Relax at the Hot Springs Resort, Go Skiing, Fly Fish at the Gallatin River, Go Snowmobiling, Visit the Historical Buffalo Jump, Check out the Yellowstone Gateway Museum, Experience the Festivals, and so much more!
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Missoula, MT
A visit to Missoula, Montana gives you an extremely rewarding experience and this is the best place to come for some great outdoor adventures. With a ton of cultural sights and nature at its best, there are various quality destinations Missoula brings to the table. A visit to this spot is never finished without some angling and some famous blue-ribbon trout fishing.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Hike to the `M` on Mount Sentinel, Visit Caras Park, Explore Fort Missoula, Discover the Art Museum, Visit Wineries and Breweries, Enjoy the outdoors at Snowbowl Mountain, Rent a Bike, Listen to Live Music, and so much more!
Helena, MT
Halfway between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks, under the shadows of Mt. Helena and Mt. Ascension, lies Montana`s beautiful capital city. The city traces its roots back to the 19th-century Montana Gold Rush. Millions of dollars of gold would eventually be extracted from the mining camp once known as Last Chance Gulch, and you can still see evidence of the city`s prosperity and history on the streets today.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Mount Helena City Park, Montana State Capitol, Reeder`s Alley, Cathedral of Saint Helena, Gates of the Mountain Wilderness Area, Centennial Park, ExplorationWorks, Holter Museum of Art, Spring Meadow Lake State Park, Montana Historical Society, and so much more!
Butte, MT
The quaint city of Butte is known around the world for its colorful mining history. While Butte`s glory days are past, there are many things for visitors to see and do. You can explore the city`s mining history through underground tours and take cultural and historic walking or trolley tours of the town.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s:
Explore the Berkeley Pit, Join a Butte Trolley Tour, Tour Copper King Mansion, See the Our Lady of the Rockies Statue, Have Fun at Fairs and Festivals, Go Underground at The World Museum of Mining, Take a Historical Walking Tour, Explore the Great Outdoors, and so much more!
West Yellowstone, MT
The town of West Yellowstone, Montana, located just outside of the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, is a year-round, family-friendly destination. Nestled among majestic mountain peaks, and surrounded by natural scenic wonders, the town is rich in history and activities. West Yellowstone is minutes away from some of Yellowstone’s favorite attractions including Old Faithful and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Check out the Grizzly and Wolf Discover Center, Discover the History and Museums, See a Sunset in Solitude at Hebgen Lake, Take a Scenic Drive, See a Rodeo, Enjoy the Great Outdoors, and so much more!
Big Sky, MT
Big Sky, Montana brings to mind epic ski trips and exclusive mountain getaways in the snow, but it`s so much more than that and it`s actually an incredible summer destination. Located just south of Bozeman, Big Sky boasts wide-open spaces allowing people to appreciate the big blue skies from almost anywhere while encompassing a diverse and stunning landscape.
Recommended Stay: At least 2 nights Must See`s: Big Sky Resort, Lone Peak, Ousel Falls Trail, Beehive Basin Trail, Big Sky Chapel, and so much more!
Bozeman, MT
With mountains on all sides, Bozeman offers visitors with year-round activities, from the exciting adventure of snowmobiling or river rafting to the quieter nature experiences found in fly fishing and snowshoeing. The region`s history is showcased in several venues. Bozeman is a popular gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights Must See`s: Visit the Museum of the Rockies, Relax at the Hot Springs Resort, Go Skiing, Fly Fish at the Gallatin River, Go Snowmobiling, Visit the Historical Buffalo Jump, Check out the Yellowstone Gateway Museum, Experience the Festivals, and so much more!
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