Montana

Get this: the tents here have heated floors! Heated floors, I tell you! Not only that, but this ranch is located on 37,000 acres and has the state's second-largest private equestrian center. Seriously the tents here are more glam and bigger than most apartments. I'm afraid if I ever went here I'd Get this: the tents here have heated floors! Heated floors, I tell you! Not only that, but this ranch is located on 37,000 acres and has the state's second-largest private equestrian center. Seriously the tents here are more glam and bigger than most apartments. I'm afraid if I ever went here I'd end up chaining myself to the place.… see moresee less

Attention honeymooners: this place is adults only! Aside from that they also have some great extras like fly fishing instruction from an Orvis expert. I wonder if you get a cool fishing hat.

This ranch (which looks so perfectly ranchy it almost looks fake to me), is located right between Yellowstone and Glacier National Park so you can only imagine the scenery. Go soon, though--they're only open in the summer!

This place is known for being one of the country's most authentic ranches. It's been around for about 90 years and is still run by the granddaughter of the couple who started it.

In 1932 Waterton Lakes National Park (Alberta, Canada) was combined with the Glacier National Park (Montana, United States) to form the world's first International Peace Park. Situated on the border between the two countries and offering outstanding scenery, the park is exceptionally rich in plant In 1932 Waterton Lakes National Park (Alberta, Canada) was combined with the Glacier National Park (Montana, United States) to form the world's first International Peace Park. Situated on the border between the two countries and offering outstanding scenery, the park is exceptionally rich in plant and mammal species as well as prairie, forest, and alpine and glacial features. One of 15 World Heritage Sites in Canada!… see moresee less

Great scenery and only 1 of 115 islands in Montana.

This ranch, which, interestingly enough, is run by the Nature Conservancy, has some really interesting activities like following the path of bears, painting classes, and photography classes led by professionals.