Road Trips from Livingston, MT
From Livingston, you've got options ranging from quick jaunts to longer hauls. There are several destinations within a 2-3 hour drive, perfect for a day trip, with some featuring high-altitude terrain. If you're looking for a longer drive, there are options over 5 hours, with some touching gently rolling country or offering park access. This mix means you can tailor your escape based on how much time you have and what kind of scenery you prefer.
Total Routes
12
Shortest
3.9h
With Parks Nearby
3
Full-day getaway
Weekend trip
10 total in this range
Cut Bank, MT
5h 22m313.4 mi one way
This 5.4-hour, 313.4-mile option offers a different terrain: gently rolling country. It has the highest drive score at 10, indicating a potentially engaging route. However, it's a longer commitment and doesn't include park access or overnight recommendations.
South Browning, MT
5h 39m295.5 mi one way
Covering 295.5 miles in 5.7 hours, this route provides a 'mostly highway' experience through gently rolling terrain. It's a solid choice for a longer day trip, but park access is not noted, and an overnight stay is not advised.
Browning, MT
5h 40m296 mi one way
Similar in distance and time to South Browning (296 miles, 5.7 hours), this route heads to Browning, MT, via mostly highway. The terrain is gently rolling, offering a different feel than some of the higher-altitude options. No parks are highlighted, and it's not an overnight suggestion.
Stevensville, MT
4h 24m256.5 mi one way
Plains, MT
5h 25m303 mi one way
Long-haul ideas
Browse by Mood
Cut Bank, MT
5h 22m313.4 mi one way
South Browning, MT
5h 39m295.5 mi one way
Browning, MT
5h 40m296 mi one way
Stevensville, MT
4h 24m256.5 mi one way
Cut Bank, MT
5h 22m313.4 mi one way
Browning, MT
5h 40m296 mi one way
Bigfork, MT
5h 39m315.1 mi one way
Thompson Falls, MT
6h 4m328.1 mi one way
When to Go
Spring
High-altitude sections and climbs on these routes could be impacted by lingering snow. Park access might be limited depending on conditions.
Summer
The varied terrain, from high-altitude climbs to rolling hills, is generally accessible. Park access offers opportunities for outdoor activities.
Fall
Expect changing scenery in the high-altitude sections. Rolling terrain routes could offer good driving conditions.
Winter
High-altitude sections with climbs may present challenging driving conditions due to snow and ice. Park access could be restricted.
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