1. Rent a bike in Missoula and explore the city's trails.
  2. Sleep under the big sky in one of Glacier Country's many campgrounds.
  3. Step into the past and explore Garnet—a modern day ghost town—on a walking tour.
  4. Earn your badge... become a junior ranger in Glacier National Park.
  5. Find your way through a corn field maze in the Bitterroot Valley.
  6. Find your inner cowboy (or cowgirl) at a Rodeo.
  7. Treat your mountain bike to some western Montana trails.
  8. See western Montana from the Big Sky... take a helicopter tour.
  9. Rent an inner tube in downtown Missoula float the Clark Fork or Blackfoot rivers.
  10. Ride the MountainsGlacier Country is full of mountains and forests with trails a-plenty for the mountain biking enthusiast. If you want easy access, grab a ride up the mountain using Whitefish Mountain Resort's gondola, and then just point yourself downhill!
  11. Discover the beautiful St. Ignatius Mission.
  12. Take a llama trip in Columbia Falls.
  13. Enjoy the calming effects of one of Glacier Country's natural hot springs.
  14. Discover beautiful Glacier Country in winter via snowmobile. Try the trails in Seeley Lake, the Bitterroot and the Flathead.
  15. Admire the spectacular views and waterfalls from Kerr Damn 54 feet higher than Niagara Falls.
  16. Visit the unique habitat of the Ninepipes Reservoir and then check out the museum.
  17. Take a guided backcountry Jeep ride in the Bitterroot Valley.
  18. Find the perfect souvenir at one of Glacier Country's many antique stores.
  19. Follow the Lewis and Clark Trail and see where they camped at Travelers' Rest State Park.
  20. Montana is home to the most species of wildlife — keep your eyes open and your camera ready!
  21. You Have the PowderLost Trail Pass, Missoula Snowbowl, Blacktail Mountain... the list goes on. Montana has many choices for getting your powder fix, and every winter receives large quantities of snow. With temperatures averaging 18 degrees, you shouldn't be worrying about getting wet!
  22. Create your personal airplane tour and see Western Montana from above.
  23. Rediscover your inner child... sled down the snowy hills of Glacier Country.
  24. Rent a canoe and enjoy the peace and serenity of Montana's lakes and rivers.
  25. Be adventurous and plan a rock climbing trip with an experienced guide.
  26. Join Missoula for lunch and live music at Caras Park every Wednesday from June – August.
  27. Visit the Hockaday Museum in Kalispell.
  28. Visit Wild Horse Island on a guided tour on Flathead Lake.
  29. Go to a fish hatchery and learn about the life cycle of fish.
  30. Take in a murder mystery dinner at the Gibson Mansion in Missoula.
  31. Ask the local chamber about historical walking tour information.
  32. Gazing DownOn the south end of Flathead Lake, and only a dozen miles or so outside of Polson, Kerr Dam is a great visit for anybody interested in these massive, man-made structures. Take the extra time, and see this dam from both above and below.
  33. Stop by the Great Bear Adventure to see black bears up close.
  34. Take in a skijoring competition (skiing behind a horse) in Whitefish.
  35. Mine for beautiful Montana sapphires in Hamilton.
  36. Spend the night in a forest service lookout.
  37. Rent your own raft or better yet, arrange a whitewater adventure with an experienced guide.
  38. Go snowshoeing and walk on top of the snow.
  39. Spend the night in a cozy cabin.
  40. See the Grizzlies up close. Catch a game at the University of Montana.
  41. Rent a sailboat and set sail on beautiful Flathead Lake, the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River.
  42. Take the kids to the Children's Museum in Missoula... they'll have fun, too!
  43. Get a Saucer or SledWinter is a season that seems to stay around for extended periods of time in Montana. All the more reason to save yourself a little money some days and take the family or friends out sledding. You'll find plenty of people out wherever you go enjoying this old past-time.
  44. Put on your waders and cast your fly into one of Montana's rivers.
  45. Swing your clubs on one of our golf courses.
  46. Rent a moped and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
  47. Visit the North American Wildlife Museum and see 85 life-size animals in realistic dioramas.
  48. Kayak the man-made Brennan's Wave on the Clark Fork in downtown Missoula.
  49. Admire the wildflowers... we're home to the Bitterroot, Indian Paintbrush and Bear Grass (to name a few).
  50. Bike through 11 tunnels and over nine steel trestles down the Hiawatha Rail trail.
  51. Check out the view of Kootenai Falls from the swinging bridge.
  52. Take a dip in one of Western Montana's beautiful lakes.
  53. Shop tax free.
  54. Make Your Own WavesRent a Wave Runner and hit the lakes. Glacier Country is chock-full of lakes, both large and small, that offer the adventurous traveler and local a great way to enjoy the water. Feel free to make some noise this summer, and get moving across the lake.
  55. Watch the sunrise at Chief Mountain. You'll call it a perfect day even if you see nothing else.
  56. Strap on your skates and ice skate on a frozen pond or ice rink.
  57. Waterski.
  58. Explore the old west again on a wagon train or cattle drive.
  59. Ski down the backside of Whitefish Mountain Resort. You'll feel like you have the mountain to yourself. Plus, it offers view of Glacier National Park's peaks.
  60. Rent a canoe or kayak and paddle the Clearwater Canoe Trail near Seeley Lake.
  61. Stroll through Missoula's nine historic districts.
  62. Try the "Bubba" burger at The Cutting Board in Eureka. Your stomach will thank you.
  63. Bring your pup and head to Glacier Outdoor Center in West Glacier for doggie skijoring.
  64. Mine for sparkling sapphires in Philipsburg. Then explore The Sweet Palace.
  65. Bring Your Par Down A NotchFun for the family, or anybody not wanting to really keep score. Mini-Golf can be a wonderful way to spend the day. A favorite location of anybody going through Glacier Country is at the Glacier Maze & Mini Golf on HWY 2 on your way to the west entrance of Glacier Park.
  66. Rent a motorcycle and cruise the roads and byways of Western Montana.
  67. Cruise down the zip lines at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
  68. Stroll through a piece of the South at the Daly Mansion in Hamilton. The mansion was home to Marcus Daly–one of Montana's Copper Kings.
  69. Brave the rapids on the Alberton Gorge.
  70. Take a look back at the history of Glacial Lake Missoula and the Ice Age floods.
  71. Explore The People's Center in Pablo...and take a beading class.
  72. Learn about Glacier National Park from an American Indian perspective on a Sun Tour.
  73. Cozy up to your sweetie on a cozy winter sleigh ride.
  74. Fill up your belly on wild huckleberries. (These don't grow domestically).
  75. Kick up your boots at The Great Northern Bar in downtown Whitefish.
  76. North American Wildlife MuseumAn essential stop for anyone interested in the wildlife of the Rocky Mountains. More than 90 spectacular exhibits including grizzlies, wolves, elk and one of only five known sets of locked moose anglers found on this continent. Located on HWY 2 near the west entrance of Glacier Park.
  77. Celebrate the logging industry by attending Logger Days in Darby.
  78. Attend a local county fair.
  79. Head to the heart of the wilderness for a boot–stomping good time at The Jack in the Lolo Wilderness.
  80. Keep history alive with a stroll through the Tobacco Valley Historical Village–a collection of restored buildings and structures from the 1880s to 1920s.
  81. Explore the interpretive trails at Savenac Nursery, a National Historic Site and Haugan.
  82. For a close–up views of animals, visit the Koo–Koo–Sint Bighorn Sheep Viewing Site near Plains.
  83. See mining history at the Mineral County Museum in Superior.
  84. Take the scenic drive to Yaak on Route 508 and see Yaak Falls–a beautiful waterfall whose surrounding exposed rocks are some of the oldest in the world.
  85. Celebrate the Fourth of July at a small town celebration! Try Bigfork, Troy or Seeley Lake.
  86. Bask in the blues at the Riverfront Blues Festival in Libby.
  87. Cool Off At High SpeedSplash Montana in Missoula, and the water slides in Columbia Falls are both great locations to catch a break from the summer time heat. The latter of the two has a fun River Ride for older kids, a "Geronimo" slide with a magnificent drop, and a mini-golf course.
  88. Drive the Waterton–Glacier International Peace Park Loop.
  89. Sit on the porch at Lake McDonald Lodge and watch twilight linger.
  90. Stretch your legs on the boardwalk at Logan's Pass in Glacier National Park.
  91. Do yoga on the shores of Flathead Lake.
  92. Plan a girl's getaway and indulge in some spa treatments.
  93. Treat yourself to a scoop of ice cream from Big Dipper in Missoula.
  94. Listen to the sounds of the Glacier Symphony in the Flathead Valley.
  95. Stop and pose with the hefty Hereford along Highway 200 at Clearwater Junction.
  96. Drive the Looking Glass Highway (Hwy 49) along the eastern edge of Glacier National Park. It offers incredible views of the park and the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.
  97. Much on the sweet potato fries at the Bitterroot Brewery in Hamilton.
  98. Toss Your Disc, Not Your ClubsGet out in the woods and enjoy a walk through the trees. Folf is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon, morning or evening with friends. Missoula is home to the majority of established folf courses in Glacier Country, offering both a technical course and a "long-bomber" course.
  99. Drive the East Side Highway between Hamilton and Florence.
  100. Cross-country ski or snowshoe along the Going–to–the–Sun Road in Glacier National Park.
  101. Visit the University of Montana–the state's oldest university.