Western Montana’s Glacier Country is the officially recognized destination stewardship organization for the region encompassing Western Montana, including Glacier National Park. We are essential to the economic and social well-being of the 75+ communities we represent, balancing quality of visitor experience with quality of life for the people who call this place home.
Ours is a region steeped in natural wonders, cultural richness and unforgettable experiences. Western Montana is renowned for its iconic landscapes, yet its allure extends far beyond the majestic mountains and pristine rivers. Here, you’ll discover world-class year-round recreation, genuine western experiences, and some of the most welcoming mountain communities you’ll ever explore. Come for what you had in mind—hiking, fishing, skiing and horseback riding—and saddle up for the unexpected. Be immersed in a diverse tapestry of arts, cultures, culinary experiences, local vibes, unique lodging and vibrant downtowns. Glacier Country is a place like no other. It’s also a place to treasure. Please recreate responsibly and travel respectfully so we can preserve and protect this extraordinary place for generations to come.
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The Lodgepole Gallery is open to the public from June to September, and by appointment throughout the rest of the year. The Blackfeet Culture Camp welcomes visitors from May to September. The gallery and camp are located 2 1/4 miles west of Browning, Montana, on U.S. Highway 89, 15 minutes from Glacier National Park.
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Bigfork has been distinctly honored with designations in the following publications: The 50 Great Towns in the West, 100 Best Small Art Towns, The Great Towns of America and National Geographic Guide to Small Towns Escapes. Bigfork is an exceptionally lovely, upscale, year-round resort village that is brimming with art galleries, fine restaurants, golf, high-end boutiques and live theater.
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The town of Hamilton is the central trade area for hundreds of small farms, ranches and orchards that fill the valley. Hamilton is home to the Daly Mansion built in the late 1800s for Marcus Daly, one of Montana's colorful "Copper Kings." Ravalli County Museum is located in the original Ravalli County Courthouse built in 1900. Saved from the wrecker's ball in 1979, it is now listed in the National Register of Historic Buildings and considered one of the finest museums for a town of this size.
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