Montana is a vast, wild northwestern US state nicknamed 'Big Sky Country' for its sweeping vistas and dramatic open landscapes. From Glacier National Park's jagged peaks to the rolling prairies of the Great Plains and the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone's northern reaches, Montana rewards visitors with breathtaking scenery, world-class outdoor adventure, and a deeply authentic frontier culture.
Historical sites
Places where Montana's past comes alive.
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
Where: Crow Agency
Admission: $25/vehicle, $15/person (USD); America the Beautiful pass accepted
Bannack State Park (Ghost Town)
Where: Dillon
Admission: $8/vehicle non-residents, $4/residents (USD)
Pompeys Pillar National Monument
Where: Pompeys Pillar
Admission: $7/vehicle (USD)
Montana Historical Society Museum
Where: Helena
Admission: $5/adult, $3/senior/student (USD)
C.M. Russell Museum
Where: Great Falls
Admission: $9/adult, $5/student (USD)
Pictograph Cave State Park
Where: Billings
Admission: $8/vehicle non-residents (USD)
Museums
Curated collections that tell Montana's story.
Museum of the Rockies — Dinosaur Hall
Hours: Daily 9am–5pm (summer); Tue–Sun 9am–5pm (off-season)
Admission: $14.50/adult, $9.50/child 5–17 (USD)