Havre (pop. 10,000) is a small town near the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Havre is home to Montana State University-Northern, with an enrollment of 1,450.

Visitors to this area of Montana enjoy water sports and fishing for northern pike and walleyes on the Fresno Reservoir, a lake created by a dam on the Milk River.

The Bears Paw Mountains, a small mountain range located a few miles south of Havre, are another popular destination.

Nice lodging is offered by the Great Northern Inn.

For lodging click on the Montana.Ms site and book a room. Enjoy Havre!

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An important historic site is the Bear Paw Battlefield, southeast of Havre. Here, in 1877, Chief Joseph and his small band of Nez Perce Indians waged a futile battle with the U.S. Calvary.

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