Stargazing is a favorite pastime of every Montanan, especially when the Milky Way and the Northern Lights are clearly visible. And while you’ll be able to see the beautiful Northern Lights from plenty of places in the Treasure State, it should come as no surprise that the absolutely best views will be from Glacier National Park, Montana’s crown jewel.

Montana is called "Big Sky Country" in part because of the wide open spaces at Glacier.
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There's really nothing quite like it.
"Big Sky" means plenty of room for stars to shine... and they do.
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At times, the Montana night sky looks almost otherworldly.

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Many people think the Northern Lights can only be seen from Canada and Alaska, but occasionally, Montanans get lucky.
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These amazing Northern Lights photos were taken at Lake McDonald.
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Wild Goose Island is also a beautiful place to view this natural phenomenon.
Try to time your next Glacier visit around the Northern Lights.
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Just when you think Glacier National Park can't be any more amazing, it surprises you with a dazzling night sky.

Have you ever seen the Northern Lights in Montana? It’s amazing, but then again, the Treasure State is always beautiful.

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