1. Take a step back in history and stay the night in a tipi.
  2. Step into the past and explore Garnet—a modern day ghost town—on a walking tour.
  3. Pick your own cherries from an orchard in Montana's Flathead Valley.
  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. See western Montana from the Big Sky... take a helicopter tour.
  8. Rent an inner tube in downtown Missoula float the Clark Fork or Blackfoot rivers.
  9. Enjoy the calming effects of one of Glacier Country's natural hot springs.
  10. Corn MaizeEver since 2000, the Corn Maize at Qwivals Family Fun Center near Victor and Hamilton has provided a great place to get the family out and have a good time. You'll have to bring your thinking hat for this field of corn, because getting in is always easier than getting out!
  11. Rent fishing poles and cast your line into one of Western Montana's worl–class fishing rivers.
  12. Discover beautiful Glacier Country in winter via snowmobile. Try the trails in Seeley Lake, the Bitterroot and the Flathead.
  13. Visit the unique habitat of the Ninepipes Reservoir and then check out the museum.
  14. Take a guided backcountry Jeep ride in the Bitterroot Valley.
  15. Find the perfect souvenir at one of Glacier Country's many antique stores.
  16. Visit an organic farm and take home some fresh produce.
  17. Follow the Lewis and Clark Trail and see where they camped at Travelers' Rest State Park.
  18. Create your personal airplane tour and see Western Montana from above.
  19. Rent a canoe and enjoy the peace and serenity of Montana's lakes and rivers.
  20. Join Missoula for lunch and live music at Caras Park every Wednesday from June – August.
  21. Don't Cha Know Ya LlamaThe Great Northern Ranch located in Flathead County has been offering guided llama pack trips for groups and families for over 20 years! Go explore the Flathead National Forest along a scenic mountain ridge, and have something to write home about!
  22. Visit the Hockaday Museum in Kalispell.
  23. Visit Wild Horse Island on a guided tour on Flathead Lake.
  24. Hike the Bob (aka. the Bob Marshall Wilderness)
  25. Take home a treasure from one of Western Montana's art galleries.
  26. Rent wave runners and head to your favorite lake. We sugest Whitefish or Flathead lakes.
  27. Hop aboard a hot air balloon and see the beautiful topography of Glacier Country.
  28. Ask the local chamber about historical walking tour information.
  29. Stop by the Great Bear Adventure to see black bears up close.
  30. Mine for beautiful Montana sapphires in Hamilton.
  31. Rent your own raft or better yet, arrange a whitewater adventure with an experienced guide.
  32. Get Your Ninepipes In A RowBetween St. Ignatius and Ronan, the Ninepipes National Wildlife Refuge was built to help conserve and enhance habitat conditions to support optimum production of upland game birds and waterfowl. Full of wildlife related recreational opportunities, stop by for a few days of fun.
  33. Spend the night in a cozy cabin.
  34. See the Grizzlies up close. Catch a game at the University of Montana.
  35. Take the kids to the Children's Museum in Missoula... they'll have fun, too!
  36. Put on your waders and cast your fly into one of Montana's rivers.
  37. Experience the American Indian Pow Wow celebration.
  38. Swing your clubs on one of our golf courses.
  39. Rent a moped and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
  40. Kayak the man-made Brennan's Wave on the Clark Fork in downtown Missoula.
  41. Race the go carts on Highway 2 in Coram.
  42. Bike through 11 tunnels and over nine steel trestles down the Hiawatha Rail trail.
  43. Huck A HuckleberryStarted almost 30 years ago, the Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek is put on by volunteers from the community. It has grown over the years into quite the festival in which many artists and vendors display and sell their wares. Go visit Trout Creek during the second weekend of August!
  44. Meet a Great Horned Owl at the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Refuge, a birders paradise.
  45. Cool off at a water slide park in Columbia Falls or Missoula.
  46. Take the perfect wildlife photos at the Bison Range in Moiese.
  47. Hear the howl of the wolves at The Wolf Keep near Missoula.
  48. Shop tax free.
  49. See the world's finest wildlife films at the International Wildlife Film Festival.
  50. Stop by and say hi to the friendly volunteers at the Ronan Visitor Center.
  51. Strap on your skates and ice skate on a frozen pond or ice rink.
  52. Waterski.
  53. Explore the old west again on a wagon train or cattle drive.
  54. Bob's Open To HikingAn expansive primitive area on Glacier Country's eastern border, the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex offers amazing hiking and camping opportunities for anybody wishing to truly "get away from it all." This is also a great location to find some truly wild animals.
  55. Take a kayak tour of one of Western Montana's rivers or lakes.
  56. 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.
  57. Rent a canoe or kayak and paddle the Clearwater Canoe Trail near Seeley Lake.
  58. Stroll through Missoula's nine historic districts.
  59. Bring your pup and head to Glacier Outdoor Center in West Glacier for doggie skijoring.
  60. Mine for sparkling sapphires in Philipsburg. Then explore The Sweet Palace.
  61. Take a trail ride in Glacier National Park.
  62. Waterski on Lake Como, Whitefish Lake or Seeley Lake.
  63. Take a walk in the treetops at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
  64. 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.
  65. A Man And His DogThis activity, like just about any activity involving cross country skis, traces its roots to Scandinavian heritage. But it's gaining popularity in the U.S., with a growing list of clubs and organized competitors. Grab a dog or a horse, and strap on!
  66. Hike the M on Mount Sentinel overlooking Missoula.
  67. Grab a meal lakeside and watch the sun go down at The Raven in Woods Bay.
  68. Brave the rapids on the Alberton Gorge.
  69. Take a look back at the history of Glacial Lake Missoula and the Ice Age floods.
  70. Explore The People's Center in Pablo...and take a beading class.
  71. Jam to music at The River City Roots Festival in Missoula.
  72. Cozy up to your sweetie on a cozy winter sleigh ride.
  73. Participate in North American Indian Days–one of the largest gatherings of United States and Canadian tribes and celebrate the native way of life.
  74. Pick up some homemade rolls or fresh produce at a local Hutterite colony near Cut Bank.
  75. Take a boat ride in Glacier National Park with Glacier Park Boat Company.
  76. Grrrrrrrrr!Check out Montana's best college football team in action! The Griz are a monument of pride for the entire state, and have proven to be a great team to watch season after season. Their new stadium on the University of Montana's campus is quite the spectacle.
  77. Stop at the Windmill Village in Ravalli for one of their fresh doughnuts.
  78. Celebrate the logging industry by attending Logger Days in Darby.
  79. Attend a local county fair.
  80. Head to the heart of the wilderness for a boot–stomping good time at The Jack in the Lolo Wilderness.
  81. Catch live music in Missoula.
  82. Tour the breweries in Missoula.
  83. Bask in the blues at the Riverfront Blues Festival in Libby.
  84. Watch kayakers do their thing at the Bigfork Whitewater Festival on the Wild Mile.
  85. Drive the Montana Scenic Loop.
  86. Drive the Waterton–Glacier International Peace Park Loop.
  87. Paddle Brennan's WaveSought after by the kayaking community in the Missoula area, Brennan's Wave is a man-made wave in the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula. Located right next to Caras Park, this wave is very accessible, and a popular place for many locals during the warm summer months.
  88. View a collection of scarecrows at Stevensville's annual Scarecrow Festival.
  89. Have dinner at the Belton Chalet in West Glacier.
  90. Take in an interpretive talk from a ranger in Glacier National Park.
  91. Ride Amtrak's Empire Builder from East Glacier to Whitefish…or even farther!
  92. Plan a girl's getaway and indulge in some spa treatments.
  93. Go glamping at Paws Up in Greenough!
  94. Treat yourself to a scoop of ice cream from Big Dipper in Missoula.
  95. Listen to the sounds of the Glacier Symphony in the Flathead Valley.
  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. Book a stay at a state park.
  98. A View With A SwingLong before it can be seen, it is heard. Tons of bright green water crash over rocks as the Kootenai River loses 300 feet in elevation traveling a few hundred yards down river. With 80,000 to 100,000 cubic-feet per second racing downstream, this is a magnificent site near Libby!
  99. Much on the sweet potato fries at the Bitterroot Brewery in Hamilton.
  100. Drive the East Side Highway between Hamilton and Florence.
  101. Cross-country ski or snowshoe along the Going–to–the–Sun Road in Glacier National Park.