Cut Bank’s story dates back to the Lewis & Clark Expedition that passed through the area. The cut bank landmark was mentioned as a navigational aid in the explorers’ diaries. For most of recorded history, however, Cut Bank was home to the flourishing Blackfeet people, a nomadic tribe of buffalo hunters.

Now Cut Bank is primarily a small town that people pass through on their way up to Glacier National Park, as it happens to be one of the closest towns to the state’s most visited attraction. The surrounding areas are absolutely stunning, contributing to a healthy tourism industry kept alive by the crowds of campers and nature enthusiasts who pass through. Great Falls and Helena, two of the state’s largest cities, can be found a few hours' drive to the south when you book an RV in Cut Bank, so there are a staggering number of possibilities to consider on your next vacation.