"There aren’t too many places left in the United States that remain a mystery, but Montana (located in the Rocky Mountains) is a place that has seemed to withstand the tests of time. Even today, it remains slightly shrouded in mystery, with a charismatic personality that’s been created by the Wild West, a rich American Indian culture, notable outdoor adventure and some of the most authentically charming communities—and people—you could ever hope to encounter.

Making up the western portion of the state, Montana’s Glacier Country is home to millions of acres that are distinctly Montana with icons that include Glacier National Park, the Bob Marshall Wilderness, the Blackfoot River (a blue-ribbon trout stream made famous by A River Runs Through It) and two Indian reservations—the Blackfeet Nation and Flathead Indian Reservation."

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Indian Nations, Outdoor Recreation and Glacier National Park in Montana (Breaking Travel News 4/5)