Montana Train Vacations

Wide-open skies and endless mountainscapes surround from every angle in Montana, one of the last genuinely wild states remaining in America. Tranquility is at a maximum here, and even the biggest, most populous cities, like Helena, are merely a fraction of the size of similar metropolises in other states. This intimacy adds to the overall aesthetic of any Montana vacation.

Travelers can gaze upon vast panoramas and breathe in the fresh mountain air while visiting protected parklands. The state's heart and soul are Glacier National Park, with its glacier-carved mountains, 700 lakes, and highly scenic roadway, the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Wyoming and Montana tours present the opportunity to visit Yellowstone National Park, which straddles the border between the two states. As the first national park in the world, Yellowstone is widely beloved for its geysers and dramatic scenery. These splendid destinations highlight Montana vacation packages, though they may also be combined with other parks throughout the American West on longer expeditions. But the national parks are only part of what makes Montana so interesting. Wind-swept prairies meet interesting resort towns, like Whitefish, to round out trip offerings and give each visitor a way to connect with the unbridled essence of Big Sky Country. Whether a stop-over point or a vacation destination, Montana lends itself to adventure.