Things to do in Montana
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation in Montana
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Outdoor Recreation in Montana
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Missoula, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Montana Snowbowl
Missoula's local ski hill: 2,600 feet of vertical, 12 miles from town, old-school lifts
From $10
Dillon, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Big Hole National Battlefield
Site of the 1877 dawn attack on a Nez Perce camp, with three walking trails
Free
Hamilton, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Lake Como
Bitterroot reservoir under the mountains, with a 7.9-mile shoreline loop and a beach
From $5
St. Mary, Glacier National Park & the Flathead Valley
Many Glacier
Lakes, peaks and a 1915 Swiss-chalet hotel in the valley many call Glacier's best
From $25
Missoula, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Mount Sentinel M Trail
Eleven switchbacks up to the University of Montana's concrete M, 620 feet above town
Free
West Glacier, Glacier National Park & the Flathead Valley
Lake McDonald
Glacier's largest lake: 10 miles long, 472 feet deep, with a 1914 lodge
From $25
Billings, Billings & Southeast Montana
Swords Rimrock Park and Black Otter Trail
Sandstone cliff-top park over Billings, with Yellowstone Kelly's grave on the rim
Free
Helena, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Mount Helena City Park
A 5,468-ft summit with trails that start a few blocks from Last Chance Gulch
Free
Missoula, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Rattlesnake National Recreation Area and Wilderness
Wilderness trailhead 5 miles from downtown Missoula, with a creekside path and high lakes
Bozeman, Bozeman & Big Sky
Bridger Bowl
Non-profit ski area 16 miles north of Bozeman, with expert hike-to terrain on the Ridge
From $40
Dillon, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Clark Canyon Reservoir and Camp Fortunate
Trout reservoir over the site where Sacagawea met her brother in August 1805
Free
Polson, Glacier National Park & the Flathead Valley
Flathead Lake
About 191 square miles of clear water: the West's largest natural freshwater lake
From $4
Outdoor Recreation Overview
Outdoor Recreation in Montana