After A Day Of Scenic Hiking, Sleep In A Yurt At These 3 Montana Parks
By Ben Jones|Published August 16, 2022
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Ben Jones is at heart an adventurer who delights in inspiring others. A former reporter and photojournalist, he explored towns large and small as a Wisconsin correspondent for USA Today. He later became a lead photographer and senior copywriter for an award-winning destination marketing agency, before founding Boldland Creative, a company that produces photography, video, and other content for travel destinations. Jones has completed photography and content projects in more than 15 states and when he’s not looking through a camera or at his Macbook you’ll find him exploring the world’s lakes and forests.
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Montana has some of the country’s most unforgettable hiking trails, but the adventure doesn’t have to stop at the trail’s end. Some of Montana’s parks have yurts the public can rent for the night. It’s a relaxing, unforgettable, and comfortable way to celebrate a day on the trails. Here are some of the yurts – and the parks – that are waiting for you.
This breathtaking park is the ideal place for outdoor adventure – the hiking trail offers panoramic mountain range views. You can dream of bagging these peaks in the comfort of one of the campground’s yurts – it has three available for rent.
There’s a lot to discover in Glacier National Park – the park covers more than a million acres. It’s been a wild and beautiful vacation destination for more than a century.
After soaking up the park’s wild beauty, head to this little campground nearby to tuck into your cozy and comfortable yurt. Two yurts and a tipi are available for rent, and a cozy bed and a seat by the fire are waiting for you.
Far northwestern Montana is the gateway to the Kootenai National Forest. It covers more than 2.2 million acres and includes 90 miles of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail and Snowshoe Peak in the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness.
At the end of a day taking in this wild place, relax along the Yaak River in Whitetail Campground. A night in this 16-foot yurt will have you relaxed and recharged for another day on the trails!
Once you’ve had a good night’s sleep in a Montana Yurt, there are many more trails that are just waiting to be explored. Here are some of the state’s most beautiful trails – one for every month of the year!
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