Adventure Wisely: Go With a Guide
Let the Experts Show You the Way

With more than 22,000 square miles, there’s a lot of ground to cover in Western Montana. How you explore it is up to you, but it’s important to know where you’re going, how to get there, what you’re doing and what gear you need to do it. Our best advice for a successful adventure? Go with a guide. Booking a guided trip makes exploring Montana’s terrain so much easier.

Western Montana boasts guided tour companies with professional, experienced and friendly guides who know their business and Montana’s terrain like the backs of their hands. They’re always ready to lead the way for your next adventure, no matter what it is. They love what they do, and they love to share the Glacier Country experience.

From guided hikes, short nature walks and multiday backcountry pack trips, to fishing trips, kayak tours whitewater rafting and scenic floats—and everything in between—there’s a Montana guide ready to show you the way, and show you how to Leave No Trace and Recreate Responsibly while you’re at it.

Have a specific trip in mind? Some guides even offer customized guided adventures.   

Get Local at a
Farmers Market

Live like a local at a Glacier Country farmers market—the region boasts some of the best markets in the West. Immerse yourself in community spirit while sampling fare from local farms and supporting local economies. Western Montana’s market scene boasts gatherings big and small, selling fresh produce, local meats, cheeses and honey, and all manner of locally-made arts and crafts—like pottery, paintings, photography, local jewelry, clothing and woodcarvings. This is an authentic Western Montana experience.

RV Responsibly
in Western Montana

Is the “Great American Vacation” on your summer bucket list? If so, an RV trip in Western Montana is surely the way to go. Hit the road, cruise at your own pace and camp in some pretty spectacular settings as you make your way from one full-service RV park to the next. Come explore the region’s nine scenic travel corridors and vibrant small towns, finding world-class adventures along the way. Don’t own an RV? No problem—you can rent one here. Read more about how to RV Responsibly in Western Montana.