Scenic drives are one of the best and most versatile ways to view the abundance a place like Western Montana offers. There’s no better time to catch our best colors than mid-September and early October. You can cruise our open highways, feel your jaw drop on our scenic byways, discover what’s hidden around backroad bends and explore our small towns along the way. It’s hard to compete with a scenic drive…unless you take a scenic drive in the fall, of course. The added color is icing on the cake. That said, we’ve rounded up a few of the top places to take a fall drive in Montana.
When there are wildfires, here are a few things to keep in mind: You’re safe. Most wildland fires, when they happen, are in the back country, miles from civilization and any structures. Montana is home to 3,443,038 acres of wilderness, and most fires happen there. If, by chance, a wildland fire gets close to a community, our firefighting experts communicate, evacuate and communicate some more.
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