For those who love the fall, travel can include checking out the foliage as the leaves start to change color. Of course, most people thing of the Northeastern states, however, here in Montana there is a place or two worthy of checking out.

Big Sky Country offers some spectacular views, but if you're looking to get away for a day or two, you might want to check out this popular mountain town.

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Located close to Glacier National Park is a town that has been named the "friendliest" in America, and according to one travel agency, for those looking for a nice fall getaway, you will certainly want to put it on your bucket list.

Where is the best place to spend fall in Montana?

The folks over at Fora Travel picked Whitefish as the place to be this fall.

So, what's so great about Whitefish and why was it picked? Well, keep in mind that Whitefish is popular among tourists, not to mention you are close to both Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake. Plus, there are multiple options for lodging, dining, and shopping.

Now, there are certainly other places across The Treasure State to check out for those who are looking.

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The Paradise Valley is stunning this time of year, not to mention the Bitter Root as well as spots around Bozeman and the Yellowstone River. So, as the leaves change and the temps drop, we might not be Vermont, but we certainly can hold our own when it comes to beauty.

Montana's Most Beautiful Destinations

Living in Montana means many things. Mountains, rivers, fishing, hiking, camping, and many more. Montana has long been known for its beauty, but what makes Montana so beautiful? We take a look at the most beautiful spots in the state.

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5 Coldest States in America

Winter is one of those seasons that is either loved or hated. For many Montanans, winter is a time to enjoy many of our outdoor activities, while others might take shelter from the cold.

We know Montana can see lots of snow and freezing temperatures, but compared to other states, just where does the Treasure State rank? According to Map Quester, you might be surprised.

It should be noted that the source looked at things such as record temps, windchill, and freezing temps to determine their rankings.

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