Getting Here

Be it by plane, train, or automobile, getting to Missouri River Country is a breeze. Here is all you need to know about making your way to Northeast Montana.

AIRPORTS

Flying is the quickest way to access Missouri River Country. Cape Air operates within Missouri River Country, as do several private charter options. Glasgow’s Glasgow International Airport and Wolf Point’s L. M. Clayton Airport both provide essential air service to Northeast Montana from Billings-Logan International Airport via 9-passenger airplanes.

Wokal Field Valley County Airport
89 Airport Road, Glasgow
406.228.2719

Sidney-Richland Airport
540 Airport Road, Sidney
406.433.2415

L.M. Clayton Airport
201 4th Avenue South, Wolf Point
406.653.1582

Charter Airlines

Richland Aviation
544 Airport Road, Sidney
406.482.1832

Train

Amtrak runs straight through Missouri River Country on its route from Seattle to Chicago. Stops in Glasgow, Malta, and Wolf Point allow multiple, easy access points to Northeast Montana on your Montana adventure. Take in the stunning views of the prairie from a unique vantage point. Start planning your Amtrak journey here.

Car Rentals

U.S. Highway 2, Highway 200, Highway 59, U.S. Highway 191, and U.S Highway 85 all run through Missouri River Country, connecting you to the rest of Montana. Highway 200 goes all the way through Montana’s Missouri River Country from east to west. Highway 59 enters our region from the south (from Miles City) and joins into Highway 200 at Jordan. And the best part about driving in Northeast Montana is less traffic, which means there is more time to soak in the sites and sounds along your journey.

Way Out West Car Rentals
331 Front Street, Wolf Point
800.733.1310

Budget Rent-A-Car of Glasgow
54137 US Highway 2, Glasgow
406.228.9326

Richland Car & Truck Rental
205 14th Avenue SW, Sidney
406.478.4930

Ports of Entry

Missouri River Country has four ports of entry from Canada into Montana that can be accessed with valid passports. Be mindful of changing time zones as you cross in and out of Canada and the U.S.

1. Port of Opheim
   9am-5pm, Monday through Friday
   Effective January 6, 2025, schedule will be adjusted to:
   9am-5pm, seven days a week.
2. Port of Morgan (406-674-524)
   June 1 to September 15, 8am-9pm
   September 16 to May 31, 8am­-6pm
3. Port of Scobey
   June 1 to September 15, 8am-9pm
   September 16 to May 31, 9am-7pm
   Effective January 6, 2025, schedule will be adjusted to:
   8am-9pm, June 1 to September 15 and
   9am-7pm, September 16 to May 31
4. Port of Raymond
   Open 24 hours