Trails, Scenic Routes
& Landmarks
Explore Montana’s unforgettable roads, trails, waterfalls, canyon routes, mountain passes, natural landmarks, and scenic stops with custom trip planning built around your pace, route, and interests.
Destination Style
Scenic drives, hiking trails, mountain passes, waterfalls, canyon routes, historic trails, overlooks, and natural landmarks
Best For
Road trips, hiking, photography, scenic drives, waterfalls, mountain views, national park routes, history, and outdoor exploration
Location
Across Montana, including Glacier National Park, Beartooth country, Continental Divide country, northwest Montana, and scenic mountain routes
Highlight
Famous roads, alpine trails, waterfall stops, historic routes, mountain passes, canyon scenery, and iconic Montana landmarks
Destination Overview
Follow Montana’s Trails, Roads & Wild Landmarks
Some Montana destinations are best experienced one trail, one overlook, one bend in the road, or one unforgettable stop at a time. This category brings together the routes and landmarks that make the journey just as memorable as the destination.
Drive Going-to-the-Sun Road through Glacier National Park, travel the high alpine Beartooth Highway, hike the Highline Trail, follow the Continental Divide Trail, visit Kootenai Falls and the Swinging Bridge, or explore rugged landmarks like the Chinese Wall, Triple Divide Peak, and Hyalite Canyon.
Whether your group wants a short scenic stop, a full-day drive, a guided hike, a waterfall visit, a historic route, or a photo-worthy Montana landmark, these destinations help shape a trip filled with movement, views, and discovery.
Scenic Routes
Drive mountain highways, national park roads, historic routes, and winding scenic corridors with unforgettable views along the way.
Trail Adventures
Explore alpine paths, forested routes, high-country hikes, and legendary long-distance trails across Montana
Landmark Stops
Visit waterfalls, bridges, canyons, mountain passes, ridgelines, and natural features worth slowing down for.
Why Choose Trails, Scenic Routes & Landmarks?
Iconic Montana Views
These destinations showcase some of the state’s most recognizable scenery, from Glacier’s alpine trails to Beartooth’s high mountain road.
Flexible Trip Pace
Choose from short scenic stops, moderate hikes, full-day routes, road trips, or more challenging trail experiences.
Road Trip Value
Many of these places fit beautifully into larger Montana itineraries, giving your route memorable stops between basecamps.
Natural Landmarks
Waterfalls, bridges, mountain passes, ridgelines, river corridors, and historic trails add texture and variety to your trip.
History Along the Way
Some routes connect to exploration, Native history, early travel corridors, conservation, and Montana’s larger western story.
Custom Route Planning
Build a day or multi-stop itinerary around scenery, distance, activity level, photography goals, and seasonal access.
Explore Destinations
Choose Your Montana Trail, Route, or Landmark
From famous national park roads to waterfall stops and high-country trails, these destinations help travelers experience Montana through movement, scenery, and unforgettable places along the way.
Going-to-the-Sun Road
Drive Glacier National Park’s legendary mountain road with alpine views, dramatic overlooks, waterfalls, wildlife habitat, and unforgettable park scenery.
Beartooth Highway
Drive one of America’s most spectacular scenic roads with alpine lakes, wildflower meadows, high passes, wildlife habitat, and Yellowstone gateway access.
Triple Divide Peak
Explore the story of a rare hydrologic landmark in Glacier National Park where water flows toward three different ocean drainages.
Chinese Wall
Discover one of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex’s most dramatic landmarks, a towering backcountry escarpment surrounded by remote mountain scenery.
Hyalite Canyon
Explore a scenic canyon near Bozeman with waterfalls, trails, reservoir views, climbing areas, winter recreation, and beautiful mountain access.
The Highline Trail in Glacier National Park
Hike one of Glacier’s most famous trails with Logan Pass access, alpine meadows, Continental Divide views, wildlife habitat, and dramatic scenery.
The Continental Divide Trail
Follow one of the West’s great long-distance trails through forests, meadows, mountain terrain, wildlife habitat, and sweeping Big Sky views.
Kootenai Falls & the Swinging Bridge
Visit a powerful northwest Montana waterfall with river views, short trails, ancient geology, cultural significance, and a historic swinging bridge.
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