Car rental at the Great Falls International Airport

Shopping at home might mean popping over to the Tesco or Waitrose, but arriving in Great Falls opens up an entirely different experience. Be sure to keep these tidbits in mind:

• Currency: US Dollar ($). Debit and credit cards are widely accepted but it’s worth carrying some cash for small purchases.
• Driving: In America, you drive on the right side of the road. Roundabouts are rare, instead, you'll find 4-way stop signs.
• Weather: You can leave the brolly at home. Montana boasts over 300 days of sunshine annually. Remember to pack the sunscreen!

Great Falls International Airport: Your Gateway

With a unique blend of rural charm and city convenience, Great Falls International Airport (GTF) sits on the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains, anticipating your safe landing.

• Services: From dining to shopping, the airport has everything to make your transit enjoyable.
• Accessibility: The airport's facilities are fully accessible for passengers with disabilities.

Navigating the Montana Terrain: Cars

After a long flight, you'll be ready to get behind the wheel and head off to your cosy cabin or mountain lodge. Here's what you need to know:

• Car Rental Companies: Multiple rental companies operate from GTF, including enterprise names and local favorites.
• Car Class Recommendations: In Montana, where wild landscapes meet rugged roads, a decent SUV or 4x4 might be a good choice.

Fuel stations near GTF

Great Falls Convenience

The city center is only six miles from the airport. There's a bounty of motel rooms, hotels, shopping centers, restaurants and bars.

Exploring Montana

There are many beautiful towns and cities near Great Falls, worth an expedition. Helena, the state capital is around 90 miles away, while the mesmerising Glacier National Park is under a 3-hour drive.

Safe travels and enjoy your adventure!