Great Falls Airport Car Hire (GTF)

Great Falls Airport (GTF) offers 7 rental offices and is an excellent starting point for exploring northern Montana. From the airport it is 8 km (approximately 10 minutes) to Great Falls town center and 160 km (approximately 1.5 hours) to Glacier National Park. With a rental car from here you can easily cover the distance along US-89 toward Browning and the park's eastern entrance.

Great Falls is located at the confluence of the Missouri River and Sun River and is known for the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. The town center with the C.M. Russell Museum is reached in 10 minutes from the airport via 10th Avenue S.

Malmstrom Air Force Base is adjacent to the town and sometimes affects traffic on surrounding roads. Seven rental offices at the airport mean good competition – compare prices online before departure for the best deal. In winter, temperatures can drop to -20°C, so request vehicles with engine heaters or choose AWD.

Drive US-89 south toward White Sulphur Springs for one of Montana's most beautiful highways (130 km, approximately 1.5 hours). How long does it take to drive from GTF to Glacier National Park? Via US-89 North it is approximately 160 km to the St.

Mary entrance, which takes roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes under normal road conditions. Which rental offices are at Great Falls Airport? GTF has 7 rental offices on site including the major chains, which provides good opportunities to find the right vehicle and price for your trip.

Is it possible to drive to Yellowstone from Great Falls? Yes, it is approximately 480 km south via I-15 and US-287, roughly 5 hours of driving to Yellowstone's northern entrance.

We compare prices from all major providers at Great Falls Airport so you can see the total cost upfront — including insurance, fuel terms and any extras. Most bookings include free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup, giving you flexibility if your plans change.