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With almost 80 mountain ranges contrasting against wide-open prairie and the Continental Divide, Montana is a vacation experience that thousands of travelers return to every year.

Known as “Big Sky Country” and “The Last, Best Place on Earth,” Montana offers an endless array of natural wonders that remain unspoiled compared to other much more crowded vacation spots. Montana is truly a nature lover’s destination of choice where breathtaking vistas and tranquil rolling flatlands create lasting memories that never fade.

If you’re feeling adventurous, explore the scenic badlands that extend all the way into the Dakotas. Head north of the Divide on a trek through Glacier National Park to take in the view from the world famous Going-to-the-Sun Road. Montana is the home of &quote;e;A River Runs Through It,"e;e; and is packed with rivers and lakes teeming with trout.

For those looking for a little more structured adventure, Montana over-delivers on entertainment opportunities.From old-west ghost-towns to larger-than-life water parks you have to see to believe, there’s always a good time to be had. Add in a few stops along the Montana Dinosaur Trail and a trip to the Taylor Planetarium at the Museum of the Rockies and marvel as history and astronomy come alive.

When the winter season arrives, the skiing and snowboarding in Montana is equally world-class, with both humble and luxurious ski resorts drawing ski enthusiasts from all corners of the earth. Its 14,000 acres of downhill adventure guarantee an unforgettable mountainside experience on slopes packed with thrills -- without being overrun by crowds.

If the great outdoors is your idea of a good time, then make Montana the centerpiece of your next vacation plans. Come to experience natural beauty unmatched and discover for yourself why locals call Montana the Treasure State .

MONTANA – STATE INFORMATION

Weather in Montana

The climate in Montana varies depending on the area that you’re visiting. The variation is partly because Montana is one of the larger U.S. states but also due to differences in elevation and topography throughout the state. The weather is also affected by latitude. The higher and more northerly areas of the state are generally colder.

Getting to and from Montana

Montana is accessible by air and by land. There are several interstates and highways throughout Montana and Amtrak trains bring travelers to various points throughout the state. Montana has a number of different airports. Some are small; others are regional. International or major airports are located in Billings Logan, Great Falls, Glacier Park and Missoula. Montana has standard bus, taxi and car rental services for additional transportation options.

What to bring to Montana

What you bring to Montana will depend on the season and the city you’ll be visiting. Check ahead for the weather forecast and pack clothing accordingly. Since there are lots of outdoors and sporting activities in Montana, you might want to bring camping gear and sporting equipment with you.

Things to do in Montana

Montana is a natural wonderland and is highly attractive to nature lovers and people who enjoy the great outdoors. From camping to skiing, hiking to boating and fishing to snowmobiling, there are countless activities and attractions throughout the state. Be sure to check and plan ahead for special activities and events.

Staying safe and healthy in Montana

As a U.S. state, Montana is equipped with plenty of medical services including health clinics, emergency services, pharmacies and health care specialists.

Time zone and currency in Montana

Montana is in the U.S. Mountain time zone where it is always two hours behind New York. Like most U.S. states, Montana observes daylight savings time, which runs from March to November. Standard currency in Montana is the U.S. dollar.