Montana - The Treasure State

State Capital: Helena
Admission to the union:
November 8th, 1889 as 41st state

America’s fourth largest state is popular with tourists, especially other Americans. The wide open spaces, agricultural rich economy and friendly locals together with stunning mountain ranges, National Parks and historic sites put Montana on the top of many itineraries. Millions of visitors annually come to discover the World Heritage listed Yellowstone National Park, the site of General Custer’s Last Stand and the awesome Glacier National Park. The Rocky Mountains lie in the states’ east and vast plains, once the domain of bison, make up the east. Winter blankets the state in snow and summer brings long days of warm sunshine.

Things to do in Montana:

Yellowstone National Park; home to grizzly bears, bison, elks, wolves and the world famous Old Faithful Geyser is a national must-see.

The battle site of General George Custer’s defeat at Little Big Horn in 1876 and the accompanying cemetery is a thrill for history buffs.

Glacier National Park any time of year will over awe you with its beauty. Iceberg Lake is unbelievably beautiful.

Montana has six Indian reservations which are a storehouse of native American culture and values. Come, visit or stay.

Country and American folk music enjoys genuine popularity in Montana. Search out a gig and enjoy the local talent.