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Tribal Nations Itinerary Through Western Montana
Western Montana’s Glacier
Country sits on the traditional ancestral territory of the Amskapi
Piikani, Ksanka, Selis, and Qlispe people, and within its borders reside the
Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation and the
Blackfeet Tribe of the Blackfeet Reservation. Here, tour groups and FIT travelers
seeking to explore the heritage of the Tribal Nations are warmly welcomed.
Experience revered ceremonies like pow wows and interpretive tours along the iconic
Going-to-the-Sun Road. Indulge in traditional American Indian cuisine and delve into
history at museums. Discover the fascinating intersection of Lewis and Clark’s
expedition with the enduring legacy of the Tribal Nations. Choose to follow the
entire itinerary or pull parts of it into a more overarching itinerary, and prepare
for a transformative journey of discovery, where the echoes of the past resonate
with the vibrancy of the present. Delving into the diverse tapestry of American
Indian culture and heritage in Western Montana’s Glacier Country offers an
enriching experience like no other. Each tribe celebrates its distinct story and
heritage, woven with a rich array of tradition, art, music, dance, storytelling,
industry and leisure.
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Sustainable Initiatives in Western Montana’s Glacier Country
The research is clear: More travelers are looking for destinations focused on
environmental sustainability for their next vacation. Environmental concerns rank
highest among millennials, followed closely by Gen Z travelers. According to a new
study by MMGY, travelers are considering the environmental efforts of companies and
destinations when making their travel decisions. In Western Montana’s Glacier
Country, companies and local municipalities strive to make their operations more
sustainable, and the region is helping to spread the word about the good works in
progress. The following are just a few examples of the sustainable destination
initiatives taking place in Western Montana. These initiatives highlight our most
populated communities in, but rest assured the more rural communities are also
environmentally and sustainably minded.
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11 Amazing
Hidden Gems in
Western Montana
Montana is undeniably vast—roughly the size of Germany—but with a population of 1.1
million residents. This expansive state encompasses wide-open prairies, towering
mountain peaks, rushing rivers, and a vast sky that defies description. For groups
and international travelers, visiting Montana promises an unforgettable experience.
Beyond the iconic Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake, a wealth of hidden gems
awaits discovery in Western Montana.
To assist you in planning your itinerary, we’ve curated a list of the top 11
most remarkable places in Western Montana’s Glacier Country—some of which you
may not have heard of before. Though often off the beaten path or undiscovered, these
attractions and outlying destinations offer unique experiences worth adding to your
Montana travel plans.
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