With two major airports—Missoula (MSO) and Glacier Park (FCA)—train service (Amtrak's Empire Builder), car rentals, buses and a well-maintained highway system, it’s not complicated to say “I do” in Montana, no matter the setting.
Whether you or your guests are arriving by plane, train or automobile, it’s easy as pie—huckleberry pie—and it's also simple to map your adventures throughout Western Montana once you’ve arrived. Interstate 90 runs east and west anchoring the region, and U.S. Highway 93 runs north and south. If you need to get off the beaten path and take a two-lane highway or a backcountry gravel road to your wedding venue, that’s no problem; see our WEDDING SHUTTLES + TRANSPORTATION page. And if you or your guests want to explore the region’s stunning landscapes and charming small towns—that’s easy, too.
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