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]]>If you are willing to to take a trip in search of a perfect camping spot, here are the best states to look for it.
Montana
Due to its big size and low population, Montana is an amazing place to look for peace and quiet. If you want to get lost in the wilderness and really experience camping in its basic form, this state will give you that opportunity. You’ll find plenty of campgrounds in state parks and other areas, but Glacier National Park should be your starting point.
Colorado
Colorado is a state that invites you to be outdoors regardless of the time of the year. Its tall mountains, captivating scenery, and diverse nature make camping a special experience. Whether you like to be surrounded by trees or prefer to camp by the lake, you will be able to find a perfect spot for you. Rocky Mountain National Park is a good choice as any, but also consider Gunnison National Park and Mesa Verde National Park.
Wyoming
Being home to Yellowstone, one of the most spectacular national parks in the United States, it isn’t a wonder that Wyoming is such a fantastic place for camping. However, there are plenty of other places across this beautiful state where you can pitch your tent or park your RV, including state parks, private campgrounds, and even federal forests.
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]]>Spectacular Natural Landscapes
Montana is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, which include towering mountain ranges, vast forests, and crystal-clear lakes. Explore the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains in Glacier National Park, where jagged peaks, glacier-carved valleys, and pristine alpine lakes create a landscape of unparalleled beauty. Hike through the towering forests of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area, one of the largest wilderness areas in the continental United States, and encounter diverse wildlife such as grizzly bears, elk, and mountain goats. Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of Yellowstone National Park, home to iconic geothermal features such as Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Outdoor Recreation and Adventure
Montana is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities for adventurers of all ages and skill levels. Take to the waters of the Missouri River for a day of fly fishing, kayaking, or paddleboarding, where you can cast your line for trout amidst stunning river scenery. Hit the slopes of world-class ski resorts such as Big Sky Resort and Whitefish Mountain Resort for exhilarating downhill skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling adventures in the winter months. Explore the rugged backcountry on a horseback riding expedition through the Bitterroot Valley, where you can ride through lush meadows, dense forests, and alpine tundra while soaking in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Rich Cultural Heritage and Western Charm
Montana’s rich cultural heritage and western charm are evident in its historic towns, cowboy culture, and Native American traditions. Explore the charming streets of towns like Bozeman, Missoula, and Livingston, where you’ll find historic buildings, art galleries, and boutique shops that celebrate Montana’s frontier past. Immerse yourself in cowboy culture at a traditional Montana rodeo, where you can watch thrilling rodeo events such as bull riding, barrel racing, and steer wrestling while enjoying live music, carnival rides, and delicious Western cuisine. Discover the rich history and traditions of Montana’s Native American tribes at cultural centers and heritage sites such as the Museum of the Rockies and the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, where you can learn about the region’s indigenous peoples and their enduring connection to the land.
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]]>Boca Grande, Florida
Located on the exotic Gasparilla Island, this quaint Floridian town is ideal for a tranquil beach vacation. While an upscale town, Boca Grande is home to a down-to-earth community that is sure to open its doors to weary travelers.
Port Aransas, Texas
This Texan town can be found on North Padre Island, where you can enjoy plenty of golf, wildlife expeditions, and even professional sandcastle-building lessons. Once you’ve experienced all that Port Aransas has to offer, take a ferry out to San José Island which you can explore on a golf cart.
Red Lodge, Montana
If you’re looking to take in the natural sights and sounds that you’ve seen in Old West movies, then Red Lodge is the place for you. This town is a gateway community to the iconic Yellowstone National Park, hosts rodeos and Renaissance fairs, and is home to a skiing resort.
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]]>Glacier National Park — Montana
If your are into natural wonders, hiking, and tranquil crystal blue lakes, then Montana is the place for you. Begin your journey at Glacier National Park where you’ll see bears, moose, elk, and many more wild life. Adventure junkies can also take part in white water rafting, among many other activities.
(@glacier_national_park)Yellowstone National Park — Wyoming
Located in Wyoming, and some parts of Montana, Yellowstone is a must visit. The best times to visit are between April to May as well as September through early October. The park is nature lover’s paradise, dotted with with steaming mud pots and natural hot pools with rainbow hues. Visitors will also get to see wildlife such as sheep and bison.
Zion National Park — Utah
Zion National Park is a geological wonder marked by wonderful trails for hiking, biking, and bird watching. This place is also a perfect choice for visitors looking to camp, rappel, and ride through the enchanting trails on horseback. This spot is also famous for some of the most breathtaking sunrises and sunsets.
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]]>Montana, with unending natural beauty, is all about epic adventures. It’s where you’ll find sprawling national parks and the famous Yellowstone in the south. But hold on – there’s more:
Get Ready for Medicine Rocks State Park
Medicine Rocks State Park is your destination. It’s a 2-hour drive from Glendive and has out-of-this-world landscapes, excellent mineral specimens, and fossils. The rocks have incredible structures that’ll have you stopping to snap photos at every turn.
From Medicine Rocks State Park to Broadus
Although there are a few short hikes to get your blood pumping, you’ll enjoy snapping a few shots of the insane terrain. Take a short adventure in Ekalaka for your breakfast and to check your itinerary before heading off again. While here, you can check out the awesome triceratops skulls at the Carter County Museum.
Next, you’ll swerve through the pretty slices of the Montana badlands to Broadus. It is a town along the “warrior trail, “which is the gateway to South Montana.
Glacier National Park
It’s one of the most beautiful spits in Montana. Glacier National Park is a vast tract of natural wonders, where cropland stands in contrast to the snow-capped peaks. The combination of altitude changes and steep winding curves makes it an easy choice for your road trip.
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The biggest gem you’ll find in Montana is Glacier National Park, located in the northwest corner of the state. Snow-capped peaks, alpine lakes, glaciers, and wildlife ranging from grizzly bears to mountain goats. Stay in a mountain lodge or camp here as you discover its hundreds of miles of trails.
Makoshika State Park
Are you a fan of dinosaurs and places that look like they’re from an entire other world? Makoshika State Park is a badland area with bare rock formations in which juniper and pine trees are sprinkled in. Many dinosaur fossils have been found here, and you might be lucky enough to come across one yourself!
Flathead Lake
The largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River is Flathead Lake, located in the mountains of northwest Montana. Formed by a glacier millions of years ago, it is known for being extremely clean and a great place for water sports and fishing.
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]]>Kootenai Falls
The formidable natural beauty started appearing on film as early as 1897 when a promotional film advertising train travel was filmed on location. In the 1980s, the rapids starred in Kevin Bacon’s and Meryl Streep’s The River Wild, and in the 21st Century, it was the scenery for 2015’s The Revenant starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Glacier National Park
Perhaps the most popular site in Montana when it comes to being used as a movie set, we can list all the movies filmed in the park, but we can certainly list a few popular titles to get you started. Most notably is 1994 Forrest Gump: the park appears when Forrest runs across America, and again later in the film when he tells Jenny about his running experience.
Older but not less famous is Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, which includes the park as the spectacular backdrop to the hotel.
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]]>Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is one of the biggest national parks in the country and has the name because of the peaks that were carved out by glaciers. There are tons of hiking trails, over 700 miles of them, and one of the biggest attractions besides the mountains is Hidden Lake. There’s even a chance you could see a grizzly bear, so it’s really not something to be missed.
Helena National Forest
This national park is not known by many, but it’s a real beauty. Helena National Forest is almost 1,000,000 acres large and is divided into multiple areas for visitors to enjoy. One of the most popular places to see is the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness, which was incorporated into the park in the 1960s. There you can do water sports, mountain bike, and explore the trails around this massive treasure.
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