|
|
Vacation Rentals MontanaMontana, BozemanCalendar updated: 21 Feb 2012
Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Sleeps: 8
Bridger View House is a 3,000 square foot home which sits on 3 acres and offers stunnng wrap around views of the Bridger and Gallatin...
no reviews
Rates
$1350 week
$195 night
 Montana, BozemanCalendar updated: 30 Nov 2010
Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Sleeps: 6
Log house has all wood interior. Two bedrooms with two twin beds each. A futon couch in the main living area also makes into a double...
no reviews
Rates
$1000 week
$200 night
|
Montana
Bask in the Majestic Big Skies of Montana: Discover Vacation Treasures in the Treasure State
There are many places that will look similar if you view them from glossy brochures and travel magazines. This is not the case with Montana. The crown jewel of the North American continent will always look unique no matter how you view its grand vistas and natural wonders.
Montana is a very special place where you and your family can spend exciting holiday vacations and tours. It boasts of rare and unique destination areas, open skies, vast lands, and towering and majestic mountain ranges. All these make Montana as the Treasure State in the United States.
A Quick Peek on Montana's History
The state's name was derived from the Spanish word 'montaña' which means mountain. Montana is the fourth largest state in the United States in terms of land area. However, the state has one of the lowest population densities. The topography of the state is composed of numerous mountain ranges. It is occupying 77 known ranges of the Rocky Mountains.
Montana was originally populated by three Native American Indian tribes -- the Cheyenne Crow, Blackfeet, and Gros Vente. It was the place where American Indians took their last stand to keep their homelands. It was also the site of the historic Custer's Last Stand. A holiday tour of Montana is incomplete if you will not visit the Indian nations and the native tribal lodges.
Breathtaking Attractions in the Treasure State
Montana boasts of majestic snow peaked mountain ranges, grand rivers, and fertile valleys. These are just some of the sites that draw people to Montana. Montana is also known as the Big Sky State. That is because it has vast open spaces and home to the most attractive national parks in the United States.
The Glacier National Park and the Yellowstone National Park can be found in Montana. These are the state's most popular outdoor destinations. You can also discover exciting outdoor activities in the Great Divide, Big Mountains, and Big Sky Resort. Popular attractions in Montana include mountain skiing, cross country hiking, forest camping, whitewater rafting and fishing.
Montana Holiday Spotlights
Winter activities are very popular in Montana. The ski resorts in Glacier Park offer ski tutorials for beginners. For advanced winter sports enthusiasts, the snow covered mountainsides of Montana offer great opportunities for thrilling ski rides. Cross country skiing, dog sledding, and snowshoeing are also available in the greater Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks.
If you love nature watching, then Montana has everything to offer. You can find Grizzlies, bears, wolves, and bisons in remote mountain reservations. If you are going to visit the Yellowstone National Park, breathtaking geological wonders are plentiful. You can enjoy hot springs, majestic geysers, subalpine forests, and rich wildlife.
The great outdoors of Montana also offer exciting summer holiday vacations. The state's powerful rivers and wide pristine lakes are great places for kayaking, canoeing, and boating. And while you are at it, why not pick up your fishing gears and battle some of the biggest game fishes in the state. Just make sure to get a fishing license from state wildlife authorities.
For those who simply want to enjoy the great plains of the state, backpacking across the great prairies is a popular option. Horseback riding, biking, and camping are also popular summer and spring activities. Specialty holiday villas and resorts offer ranch vacation packages for visitors. And if you want a more serene holiday accommodation, then the lakeside holiday cottages are best for you. These remote areas across Montana offer opportunities for you to commune with nature.
You can also enjoy local cuisine and brew once you decide to visit Montana. You will find the best corned beef hash in the rural cafes. Gourmet restaurants offer fresh farm produce and serve local micro brews. The most delectable bison burgers and T-bone steak can be found in the state. During the harvest season, numerous agricultural fairs abound across the state and the farmer's markets are teeming with fresh produce.
Finding the Best Deals on Montana Holiday Rentals
One day is not enough to enjoy the natural wonders of Montana. So it is best to find a suitable holiday accommodation before you start your vacation. The good news is that numerous vacation rentals in the state can offer attractive holiday packages for you. You can easily find holiday rentals that will fit in your budget.
Some of the best holiday villas and hotels in the state are located near the tourist spots. These hotels and vacation rentals will give you the best view of the Montana outdoors. They have modern amenities and friendly staff to make your stay truly wonderful. Mountain holiday cottages are also available in ski resorts while secluded inns and family rentals are widely available in winter resorts and ranch resorts. Family camp grounds are available in forest parks with basic amenities and affordable diners.
There are many places that will look similar if you view them from glossy brochures and travel magazines. This is not the case with Montana. The crown jewel of the North American continent will always look unique no matter how you view its grand vistas and natural wonders.
Montana is a very special place where you and your family can spend exciting holiday vacations and tours. It boasts of rare and unique destination areas, open skies, vast lands, and towering and majestic mountain ranges. All these make Montana as the Treasure State in the United States.
A Quick Peek on Montana's History
The state's name was derived from the Spanish word 'montaña' which means mountain. Montana is the fourth largest state in the United States in terms of land area. However, the state has one of the lowest population densities. The topography of the state is composed of numerous mountain ranges. It is occupying 77 known ranges of the Rocky Mountains.
Montana was originally populated by three Native American Indian tribes -- the Cheyenne Crow, Blackfeet, and Gros Vente. It was the place where American Indians took their last stand to keep their homelands. It was also the site of the historic Custer's Last Stand. A holiday tour of Montana is incomplete if you will not visit the Indian nations and the native tribal lodges.
Breathtaking Attractions in the Treasure State
Montana boasts of majestic snow peaked mountain ranges, grand rivers, and fertile valleys. These are just some of the sites that draw people to Montana. Montana is also known as the Big Sky State. That is because it has vast open spaces and home to the most attractive national parks in the United States.
The Glacier National Park and the Yellowstone National Park can be found in Montana. These are the state's most popular outdoor destinations. You can also discover exciting outdoor activities in the Great Divide, Big Mountains, and Big Sky Resort. Popular attractions in Montana include mountain skiing, cross country hiking, forest camping, whitewater rafting and fishing.
Montana Holiday Spotlights
Winter activities are very popular in Montana. The ski resorts in Glacier Park offer ski tutorials for beginners. For advanced winter sports enthusiasts, the snow covered mountainsides of Montana offer great opportunities for thrilling ski rides. Cross country skiing, dog sledding, and snowshoeing are also available in the greater Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks.
If you love nature watching, then Montana has everything to offer. You can find Grizzlies, bears, wolves, and bisons in remote mountain reservations. If you are going to visit the Yellowstone National Park, breathtaking geological wonders are plentiful. You can enjoy hot springs, majestic geysers, subalpine forests, and rich wildlife.
The great outdoors of Montana also offer exciting summer holiday vacations. The state's powerful rivers and wide pristine lakes are great places for kayaking, canoeing, and boating. And while you are at it, why not pick up your fishing gears and battle some of the biggest game fishes in the state. Just make sure to get a fishing license from state wildlife authorities.
For those who simply want to enjoy the great plains of the state, backpacking across the great prairies is a popular option. Horseback riding, biking, and camping are also popular summer and spring activities. Specialty holiday villas and resorts offer ranch vacation packages for visitors. And if you want a more serene holiday accommodation, then the lakeside holiday cottages are best for you. These remote areas across Montana offer opportunities for you to commune with nature.
You can also enjoy local cuisine and brew once you decide to visit Montana. You will find the best corned beef hash in the rural cafes. Gourmet restaurants offer fresh farm produce and serve local micro brews. The most delectable bison burgers and T-bone steak can be found in the state. During the harvest season, numerous agricultural fairs abound across the state and the farmer's markets are teeming with fresh produce.
Finding the Best Deals on Montana Holiday Rentals
One day is not enough to enjoy the natural wonders of Montana. So it is best to find a suitable holiday accommodation before you start your vacation. The good news is that numerous vacation rentals in the state can offer attractive holiday packages for you. You can easily find holiday rentals that will fit in your budget.
Some of the best holiday villas and hotels in the state are located near the tourist spots. These hotels and vacation rentals will give you the best view of the Montana outdoors. They have modern amenities and friendly staff to make your stay truly wonderful. Mountain holiday cottages are also available in ski resorts while secluded inns and family rentals are widely available in winter resorts and ranch resorts. Family camp grounds are available in forest parks with basic amenities and affordable diners.
Places of interest in Montana
Makoshika Dinosaur Museum
Montana Tech of the University of Montana
Yellowstone Art Museum
Mai Wah Museum
Pompeys Pillar National Monument
American Computer Museum
C. M. Russell Museum Complex
Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame
Museum of the Rockies
Quake Lake
Montana Tech of the University of Montana
Yellowstone Art Museum
Mai Wah Museum
Pompeys Pillar National Monument
American Computer Museum
C. M. Russell Museum Complex
Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame
Museum of the Rockies
Quake Lake
