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Top-rated vacation rentals in Montana

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Cabin in Philipsburg
Stony Creek Lodge, Famous Rock Cr, MT, 4 seasons!
The Stony Creek Lodge is the perfect all-season place to unwind in the unspoiled seclusion of the Montana wilderness. Immerse yourself in the mountain lifestyle. Enjoy our handcrafted, authentic log lodge with handmade wooden furnishing. Prime river-side location with hiking, fishing, hot tubbing, ATV riding, snowmobiling, hunting, and more! The renowned Montana wilderness is literally on your doorstep! A paradise for hunters, fishers and all-season enthusiasts....a great place for all ages.
$387 per night
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Home in Big Sky
New modern house with unreal view of Lone Peak!!
Featured in 2023 as one of AirBnB's most wishlisted ski homes! Custom-built house with breathtaking view of Lone Peak. Stacking windows that open to the spacious deck with hot tub, grill and slide for the kids! Indoor and outdoor fireplace. Open floor plan with 25' vaulted ceilings. One-of-a-kind custom bunk beds. 1 mile drive to Big Sky parking lot and .3 mile ski/walk down to White Otter 2 lift from house (can't ski back). We have a 2022 RZR 4XP Pro and a 2022 Lowe Pontoon boat for rent.
$449 per night
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Yurt in Somers
Beautiful Luxury Yurt bordering on Flathead Lake
This 2 bedroom yurt is located on our farm down a private road on the northern end of Flathead Lake. The views are spectacular as it sits on a 7 foot platform for you to enjoy 360 degree views of the valley, Flathead Lake, Glacier Park, the Swan Mountains, Blacktail Mountain and the big skies and stars of Montana. Enjoy 855 interior sq. ft. which includes 2 bedrooms, bathroom, washer and dryer, full kitchen with Miele appliances with a nice sized living area which includes a dining area.
$265 per night

Montana home rentals

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Home in Anaconda
Montana A-Frame
$269 per night
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Home in Kalispell
Glacier getaway, family and pet friendly
$201 per night
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Home in Livingston
Majestic Ranch I Luxury Yellowstone Living
$895 per night
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Home in Gallatin Gateway
13 Sioux | Summer Paradise Skyfall Chalet
$899 per night

Your guide to Montana

Welcome to Montana

Montana easily earns its unofficial nickname: Big Sky Country. There’s something about the jagged peaks and sweeping prairies that make the horizons seem vaster in the Mountain West. Hundreds of lakes, alpine trails, and thrilling slopes help explain Montana’s allure as an outdoor adventure destination, where legendary national parks such as Glacier and the northern reaches of Yellowstone preserve some of America’s most pristine wildernesses. This is also a place meant for road trips. Threaded through with remote highways and scenic drives, the state’s landscapes vary dramatically as you move from one side to the other — from the Great Plains in the east to the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains in the west. When you finally roll into main cities such as Billings and Missoula, or popular destinations like Whitefish and Bozeman, you’ll find little urban centers known for their rising culinary scenes, craft breweries, and Montana’s unmistakably rugged culture.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Montana

Montana’s national parks get busiest in the peak months of July and August. Summer offers the most predictably warm weather, which makes it ideal for hiking, swimming in the lakes and rivers, and backcountry excursions. Early fall sees crowds thin. September and early October are favorite months for solitude seekers. From December to March, snow in the Rocky Mountains lures the crowds back to the slopes around resort towns like Big Sky and Whitefish. Away from the resort towns, winter and spring can be somewhat unpredictable, with conditions generally a bit colder and snowier east of the continental divide. Heavy snowfall means remote roads are often not maintained, leaving many magnificent landscapes accessible only to experienced outdoors people.


Top things to do in Montana

National Bison Range

Visit one of the few places left on the continent where the bison still roam freely. On the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana, the National Bison Range conserves the habitat for around 300 of North America’s largest mammals, a species that nearly went extinct in the late 1800s. Under the stewardship of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, the nature refuge gives wildlife watchers and photographers opportunities to spot these majestic creatures up close.

Glacier National Park

If your mental image of Montana has magnificent snowy peaks and pristine evergreen forests, then you’re probably picturing Glacier National Park — an expansive wilderness area in the northern Rocky Mountains. It’s a top destination for outdoor recreation, with 762 alpine lakes and more than 700 miles of trails to explore. The seasonal Going-to-the-Sun Road crosses the park from east to west, lined with scenic viewpoints.

Continental Divide National Scenic Trail

Hikers trace the continental divide several hundred miles through western Montana, where you can step between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans’ watersheds. The epic long-distance trail cuts across multiple scenic areas, including the Bob Marshall Wilderness and Lewis and Clark National Forest. Akin to the Appalachian and Paific Crest trails, the Continental Divide is a destination for backpackers, though its many access points make it easy to do day hikes.

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