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History | Wheat | Hi-Line Discover the wide-open spaces, gracious people and picturesque landscapes that characterize Central Montana. Each season holds the promise of a new adventure and an incredible memory.
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Fly Fishing | History | Mining Between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks lies the best of Montana. Take time to enjoy this vast region of mountains, wat...
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Wildlife | Skiing | Resorts | Geysers This place we call home is an unparalleled year-round vacation destination, and that’s not something we ever take for g...
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Check in at the historic Pollard Hotel in idyllic downtown Red Lodge, home to Red Lodge Ales brewery, numerous bars, shops and restaurants, and true Western hos...
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Consider this route a Montana sampler. Stay in one of the state's fastest-growing cities, learn about geology, go ziplining or flyfishing, check out ghost towns...
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Where's a west that's still wild? That would be Butte and the surrounding Southwest Montana tourism region, home to ghost towns, cowboy cookouts and tours that...
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Rev up your engines: It’s time for a road trip! This central Montana loop takes you through scenic landscapes, inviting small towns and historical landmarks tha...
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Norris Hot Springs > Butte > Anaconda > Jackson Hot Springs + Elkhorn Hot SpringsYou can’t get more Montana than this winter getaway featuring snowshoeing, Nord...
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The town of Bannack was founded in 1862, when gold was discovered on Grasshopper Creek, and it didn't take long for prospectors and enterprising businessmen to...
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This five-day loop through central and southwest Montana travels in and on the edge of the Rockies. Celebrate Western art, explore state parks and the state cap...
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Wander through authentic 1800s ghost towns on this rambling four-day route over mountains, across the Continental Divide, and along blue-ribbon trout streams. B...
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Arrive in the postcard-worthy town of Red Lodge and explore the local shops, galleries and eateries on Main Street. Visit some of the furred and feathered resid...
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Showdown Montana > Bear Paw Ski BowlDiscover where Montanans hit the slopes. These hometown ski areas offer a taste of true winter life in Big Sky Country.
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Looking to take a walk on the wild side? There's no better place to experience some truly untamed wildlife and wilderness than Montana! With large stretches of...
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Grab lunch at Cowboys Lodge and Grille, Grizzly Grille or Eat Café and then explore the area by cross-country ski or snowshoe. After your outdoor adventure, war...
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Explore the vibrant arts and culture scene in downtown Livingston, including galleries and museums, literary adventures, culinary delights, live music and perfo...
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Check in at Three Bear Lodge, Yellowstone Lodge, Gray Wolf Inn & Suites or Golden Stone Inn and settle in for three days of family fun. Visit the Grizzly and Wo...
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The Beartooth Highway, winding from Red Lodge to Cooke City, offers so much rugged grandeur that you won't be in a rush to reach Yellowstone National Park. But...
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Mountains | Lakes | Skiing Western Montana’s Glacier Country is the officially recognized destination stewardship organization for the region encompassing We...
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Badlands | Rodeos | Dinosaurs Out here, big sky meets big adventure. It's the kind of place to slow down and fall in love with Montana.
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Arrastra Creek Trail (482) begins off Beaver Creek Road 4106 where there is ample parking with a horse ramp available. The trail starts out as a road but turns....
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Basin Lakes Trail (61) is for the accomplished hiker or biker. It leads to Basin Lakes, a popular fishing area. Length: 3.8 miles Trail Begins: Basin Camp on Fo...
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Beehive Basin boasts some of the most breathtaking views Big Sky has to offer. This 6.6 mile round trip hike slopes up moderately with an elevation gain of 1,50...
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Length: 6.1 miles Trail Begins: Trail Junction 210 Trail Ends: Trail Junction 220 Big George Gulch Trail (251) is 6.1 miles and recommended for use from mid-spr...