Montana’s National Parks And Beyond: The Ultimate Road Trip

We hear a lot about the beauty of both Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks here in Montana. In fact, millions of people travel here each year to check it out for themselves.

Of course, if you've ever traveled to either Park, you know that pictures don't do it justice. It really is something you need to see in person, however, what if you were to put together a road trip that would include some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere in the world?

First, you would need about need about a week or so, and a passport.

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There are some amazing National Parks in our area and for those who are looking to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, this might be the ultimate road trip. So, where does this road trip start? Well, it starts in Wyoming.

The first stop, Grand Tetons National Park.

Grand Tetons National Park is is a must see, especially for those who live in the area. While in the area, you will want to check out the town of Jackson Hole.

Up next, Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone is not only the oldest National Park, it is also the most famous. Known for it's geysers and other geo-thermal elements, it's not only beautiful, it's also a science lesson all wrapped up into one.

Of course if you are traveling through Montana, you have to check out Glacier National Park.

Known for it's stunning lakes and vivid colors, a ride along Going To The Sun Road is something that will never be erased from your mind, for it is simply breathtaking.

Next up, we cross the boarder and head into Alberta. Our first stop, Waterton National Park.

Waterton is a continuation of Glacier, just on the Canadian side. Oh, and if your curious, yes, it's just as pretty, in fact, some say it's more so.

Continuing the Alberta adventure, the next stop is Banff National Park.

There is much to see in the Banff area. There is the town itself, there is Lake Louise and Lake Moraine, Sulfur Mountain, and of course the legendary Banff Springs Hotel, which is one of the finest hotels in the world.

The final stop is one that is a little lesser known than the rest. Located about 90 minutes from Banff is Yoho National Park in British Columbia.

Yoho National Park is a stunning place that is perfect for those looking to check out a National Park with the possibility of less people crowding you. It's the icing on top of the cake of what might be the most beautiful road trip anywhere on earth.

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