Travel Guide Montana
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- By CHRISTOPHER SOLOMON
A float trip down a beloved river explores what might be at stake if a proposal for a copper mine by its watershed becomes reality.
- By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
A car-averse traveler finds freedom in the driver’s seat, covering 700 miles and three states over three days.
- By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
From Arizona to Wyoming, the latest developments and improvements at America’s parks and historic sites.
By ELAINE GLUSAC
Last fall, Big Sky became the largest ski area in the country, making runs even roomier.
- By BROOKS BARNES
When I was growing up, Montana had often been an ugly place. Was it still?
- By CLAIRE MARTIN
The Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex is home to elk, moose and wolves.
But, on this adventure, smaller creatures provided the most action. - By BRUCE WEBER
One-third of the way home (just 1, 800 miles to New York!), the author takes stock: The ride has toughened him up — and he’s learning what his body can and can’t do.
- By STEPHEN P. NASH
Glacier National Park in Montana was named for huge rivers of ice that defined its terrain. Today’s visitors are witnessing their retreat.
- By ERIC KONIGSBERG
Far from the Montana of fly-fishing and horse whispering, the state’s eastern section is home to dinosaur fossils and paddlefish, which were thought to be extinct.
- By GREG BREINING
Near Yellowstone National Park, dog sledding is an exhilarating and nostalgic way to travel through wild country, quieter than snowmobiles, faster than skis or snowshoes.
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