Originally published in Off Road Tripz July 5, 2024
Montana’s vast landscapes and iconic National Parks offer an unforgettable adventure. But how do you experience the “real” Montana? Here are five unique ways to explore the Big Sky Country and its natural wonders:
1. RV Road Trip
Explore Montana at your own pace with an RV rental from Blacksford’s in Bozeman. Their luxurious, impeccably maintained RVs allow you to travel comfortably and set up camp wherever the day takes you. Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of Yellowstone or Glacier National Park, then hitting the road for your next adventure.
2. Saddle & Paddle Yellowstone
Flying Pig Adventures‘ 3-night Yellowstone tour offers an adrenaline-pumping experience you won’t find anywhere else. Explore the park on horseback, tackle whitewater rapids, and fly fish crystal-clear streams. Witness the grandeur of Yellowstone while experiencing the thrill of adventure – memories you’ll cherish forever.
3. Cycle Glacier National Park
Escape Adventures‘ cycling tour takes you on an unforgettable journey through Glacier National Park. Pedal your way along the Going-to-Sun Road, soaking in breathtaking landscapes and iconic landmarks. Stop along the way to learn about the park’s unique ecosystem and immerse yourself in the beauty of “The Crown of the Continent.”
4. Big Sky Luxury Adventure
The Wilson Hotel in Big Sky offers a luxurious basecamp for adventure any time of year. Shred the slopes on Big Sky Resort’s vast terrain in winter, or hike through wildflower meadows and raft the Gallatin River in summer. After a day of exploring, unwind in spacious, sophisticated accommodations steps away from Big Sky Town Center.
5. Glamping Cowboy Retreat
Ranchlands invites you to experience a true Montana adventure at their 80,000-acre Paintrock Canyon Ranch. Immerse yourself in ranch life with horseback riding, fly fishing, and hiking. Relax in stylishly furnished safari tents that offer comfort and stunning views. Savor meals prepared by a private chef featuring local produce and Ranchlands beef. This unique retreat makes a fantastic basecamp for exploring Yellowstone National Park.
