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Adventure Fly Fishing on the Madison River in Montana

Fly Fishing on Madison River A Story of Fiction As the first light of dawn painted the Montana sky in hues of pink and orange, Jake stood at the edge of the Madison River, his fly rod in hand. The crisp morning air carried the promise of a day filled with adventure and tranquility. With…

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An Adventure Hiking in Glacier National Park in Montana

Hiking in Glacier National Park – Fiction Once upon a time, in the breathtaking wilderness of Glacier National Park, a group of adventurous college students, along with a few older, hardy, folks, embarked on a journey to explore the hidden wonders of nature. Equipped with sturdy boots, backpacks filled with supplies, and hearts full of…

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Horseback Riding in Montana

Horseback riding in Montana is a popular activity that allows visitors to explore the beautiful landscapes and experience the true essence of the Wild West. Montana is known for its vast open spaces, majestic mountains, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal destination for horse enthusiasts. There are numerous options for horseback riding in Montana,…

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Skiing Montana

RED LODGE POST   Enjoy ski areas and resorts in Montana: Red Lodge Mountain, Red Lodge (406) 446-2610 Bridger Bowl, Bozeman (406) 587-2111 Big Sky Resort, Big Sky (800) 548-4486 Maverick Mountain, Polaris (406) 834-3454 Lost Trail Powder Mountain, Sula (406) 821-3211 Discovery Ski Area, Anaconda (406) 563-2184 Great Divide, Marysville (406) 447-1310 Montana Snowbowl,…

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Montana National Forests

RED LODGE POST National Forests are a huge resource in Montana. The state has 16,893,000 acres of national forests. These forests cover 18% of the total land area in Montana. Most of the national forest lands in Montana are in the western mountainous parts of the state. The National Forest Service manages ten (10) national…

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Luxury Ranches and Resorts

RED LODGE POST Are you ready for a luxury vacation? If so, four high-end guest ranches and resorts in the mountains of southwest Montana are ready to welcome you. • Triple Creek Ranch in the Bitterroot Valley, near Darby, Montana, offers much fun. TrippleCreekRanch.com (406) 821-4600 • The Resort at Paws Up near Greenough, Montana,…

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Many Glacier Campground

Glacier National Park Many Glacier Campground is a favorite of many folks who like to stay close to nature in Glacier National Park. The setting is unrivaled in nature with high mountain peaks in view from inside the campground. Swiftcurrent Creek and Lake are nearby. Many Glacier Campground is located on the east side of…

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Hiking Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park Glacier National Park boasts over 700 miles of trails. A hiker’s paradise to be sure. No matter the trail, magnificent scenery can be seen in every direction. Five nature trails are very popular: Forest and Fire Nature Trail Hidden Lake Running Eagle Falls Trail of the Cedars Swiftcurrent Nature Trail Trails often…

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Horseback Riding in Montana

RED LODGE POST Horseback riding is an activity many visitors enjoy in Montana. The rider and horse come together in a way nothing else can match. Horseback riding takes skill but anyone with patience can learn. Fun for sure. A bonus, ranches which offer horseback riding are found in scenic areas of the state. This…

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Current Weather

Current weather in Montana cities: Check the weather often.  Find weather here for cities across the state. Weather can change quickly in the mountains and on the plains. Be prepared.

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Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts

Wonderful lodging of all kinds is available for travelers in most cities, big and small. Here are a few choices that are sure to please. Prices for rooms are a bit higher during the peak tourist season. Lodging in Montana is still a good value, however.

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  • Adventure Fly Fishing on the Madison River in Montana
  • Watching Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and Montana
  • An Adventure Hiking in Glacier National Park in Montana
  • Dining on Culinary Journey to Bozeman, Montana
  • An Adventure Horseback Riding in Montana
  • Go to Official Montana Travel Website
  • Highest Mountain Peaks in Montana, with Elevation, County, and Mountain Range
  • Gates of the Mountains. Montana Painting for Sale
  • Fishing in the Bitterroot River in Montana
  • Fishing on the Madison River in Montana
  • Fishing the Upper Missouri River in Montana
  • Minnesota farms and farming undergo major changes in 1940s and 1950s: A revolution in farm machinery sweep the land
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  • Trip planning Glacier National Park Montana.
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  • Radon Health Mines
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  • Thomas Cruse: Prospector, Banker, and Rancher
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RSS Glacier Official News

  • Glacier Park releases details on 2025 Many Glacier Day Hiker Shuttle 16/05/2025
  • Glacier Park updates for Mother’s Day weekend 08/05/2025
  • Glacier National Park Taking Comments on Multiple Utility Projects 06/03/2025
  • Glacier National Park’s Fire Management Plan Environmental Assessment available for public input 10/02/2025

RSS Yellowstone Official News

  • Food-Conditioned Grizzly Bear Trapped and Killed in Yellowstone National Park 15/05/2025
  • Man gored by bison in Yellowstone National Park 07/05/2025
  • Select Yellowstone National Park entrances and roads open to public April 18 10/04/2025

Hiking In Helena Montana

Want to go hiking in the mountains. Try the trail that goes to the top of Mt. Helena, in Helena. This is an easy one even for young people. Elevation at top, 5,468 feet. Biking allowed too. The view of the mountains to the south and west from the top is awesome.

Don’t Miss in Montana

Montana Historical Society Museum in Helena. *** Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park. *** Bigfork, a quaint and charming town in the wilderness. *** Funky downtown Missoula.

Shop Merino Wool Clothing

Made is Montana is always special. For the finest Merino Wool clothing go online to DuckworthCo.com. Wool used in their products comes from sheep raised on a ranch in southwest Montana.

Montana Luxury Vacations

Luxury vacation destinations offer extra nice lodging, great cuisine, and abundant activities, all in beautiful surroundings:. Triple Creek Ranch near Darby, Montana in the Bitterroot Valley offers so much. (406) 821-4600. TrippleCreekRanch.com. *** The Resort at Paws Up near Greenough, Montana, located 35 minutes northeast of Missoula, rivals the best. (877) 580-6343. PawsUp.com *** The Sage Lodge, a few miles south of Livingston, Montana, offers luxury and great amenities. This is a new resort. In a word, very Nice. (855) 400-0505. SageLodge.com *** The Silver Bow Club, in southwest Montana, offers luxury and wonderful outdoor activities. In Divide, Montana. (406) 491-2157. Silverbowclub.com ***

Gold Prospecting Supplies

The Prospector Shop is on U.S. Highway 12 a few miles west of Helena, Montana. A great place to pick up all kinds of supplies needed for prospecting. Gold mining pans and more. Nice souvenirs here too for wanna-be prospectors. Call (406) 442-1872.

Starbucks in Montana Too

Hey you are in far away Montana.  But finding a familiar coffee shop is a good thing.  Starbucks coffee houses:  in Billings (Grand Avenue); in Kalispell (Main Street); in Bozeman (Main Street) in Missoula (Reserve Avenue); in Helena (Prospect Avenue); in Great Falls (10th Ave. South).

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Blackfeet Nation

Blackfeet Nation (Native Americans) seek to keep cultural traditions alive. Their reservation borders the east side of Glacier National Park in north-central Montana. Flathead Beacon story.

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