The best time to visit Montana has been named: without crowds and with the most benefit

Montana is best known for its wide-open landscapes and vast wilderness. It is a US state that is simply made for adventurers.

Interestingly, winter and summer there are so opposite that it's hard to imagine a more dramatic difference between the seasons. At the same time, each of them promises tourists an unforgettable experience. The winters are long and snowy, attracting visitors who want to ride the snow-covered mountains, and the summers are bright, with long sunny days and cool nights, as noted by Travel + Leisure.

Tourist seasons in the state

• High season: December to March and July to September.
• Low season: April to June and October to November.

Best time to visit Montana without crowds

Montana is noticeably quieter in spring and fall. When the ski resorts close in early spring, most ski towns have a wonderful, crowd-free silence. And in the fall, when the kids go back to school and the weather starts to cool down, tourists just need to pack an extra layer of clothing to enjoy the wide trails. Keep in mind that some clothing stores, hotels, and tour operators close during the off-season, so check opening dates before you travel.

The best time to visit Montana is when the weather is nice

If this is the case, plan your trip between December and March when, according to OnTheSnow reports, ski areas like Big Sky typically receive up to 60 inches of snow per month. December and January are usually the snowiest months in the state, but they are also the coldest, with temperatures rarely rising above 30 degrees in most regions. Prefer a more comfortable temperature when you're on the slopes? A late winter visit, in February or March, might be better for you. Meanwhile, July-September is the best time of year for travelers looking for warm weather and sunny skies.

Best time to visit Montana for lower prices

Smaller crowds generally correspond to lower prices, so travelers looking for a bargain should plan their trip in the spring or fall. These seasons are known for their changeable weather - it may snow one day and be hot and sunny the next, so visitors should be on the lookout for that. Nevertheless, the prices couldn't be better. Hotels booked in winter and summer will often have more rooms available (and at lower prices) in spring and fall.

Best time to ski and snowboard in Montana

In Montana, the ski season usually starts in late November and lasts until mid to late April. If you want to ski without crowds, locals recommend planning a trip after the New Year.