There’s a particular kind of silence that only shows up when the highway drops away and the landscape suddenly opens. Ocean to your left, cliffs to your right, or a canyon that looks like someone carved it with a knife. That’s the territory a proper American road trip aims for. The U.S. is built for … Read more
Montana earns its nickname, Big Sky Country, for good reason. Glacier-carved peaks rise sharply against the horizon, turquoise lakes glimmer beneath high walls of stone, and waterfalls stitch silver lines down sheer cliffs. For hikers, it is a place where nearly every trail feels like it was built for views. If you are planning a … Read more
Montana’s big-name hikes are magnets for summer crowds. Residents know the art of picking routes that trade bumper-to-bumper trailheads for quiet valleys, windswept lookouts, and lakes with nothing but loons and ripples for company. According to the National Park Service, Glacier and Yellowstone alone logged more than 3.2 million visits in 2024, part of a … Read more
