4) Montana
Another lucky state that gets to claim Yellowstone National Park in addition to another national treasure, Glacier National Park, is Montana. Knowing this, it’s hard to believe this state is one of the least visited in the U.S. Montana was made for the outdoorsman. Seemingly endless miles of untouched land, mountains as far as the eye can see, and the famous big blue sky steals the heart of anyone trying to get in touch with nature. Catch stunning sunsets in early evening and the most amazing stargazing opportunities in the country at night. Montana’s not for travelers looking for lively nightlife or white sandy beaches. However, there’s so much breathtaking scenery and pristine nature to enjoy that most visitors won’t miss the played-out scene in more common destinations. Skiing, hiking, dog sledding, horseback riding, and wildlife watching are some of the best ways to enjoy this state’s rugged terrain.
