With the founding of the Historic St. Mary's Mission in 1841, Stevensville became the first permanent pioneer settlement in Montana. While visiting this Bitterroot Valley community, stop and stroll Main Street's locally owned shops. A short drive from Stevensville, visit the 3,000-acre Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge, offering prime habitat for various types of wildlife and a uniquely situated nine-hole golf course. Additional nearby attractions include Kootenai Canyon and Fort Owen State Park.
Western Montana has a diverse array of visitor centers, from museums and conservation centers to interpretive and educational sites. Across...
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Summer in Western Montana comes with long daylight hours and a steady calendar of events across the region. Our communities...
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Traveling from Chicago to Western Montana just got easier. With year-round nonstop service between Chicago O’Hare and the Missoula Montana...
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Across Western Montana’s Glacier Country, art, culture and creativity show up in unexpected ways—along trails, tucked into small towns and...
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