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The Montana State Parks system protects a wide variety of landscapes and historic places across the state, from sweeping prairies and rugged badlands to mountain lakes and important cultural sites. Montana has 54 state parks that preserve natural habitats, archaeological areas, and locations tied to the state’s frontier and Native American history. Popular destinations include places such as Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park, known for its extensive limestone cave system, and Makoshika State Park, the largest state park in Montana, famous for its dramatic badlands and dinosaur fossils. Many parks also interpret sites connected to the expedition of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Visitors to Montana State Parks can enjoy activities such as hiking, camping, boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing while experiencing the state’s diverse landscapes and rich historical heritage

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