HIGHEST MOUNTAIN PEAKS IN MONTANA: Name Rank Elevation County Mountain Range Granite Peak 1 12,799 Park Beartooth Mountains Mount Wood 2 12,649 Stillwater Beartooth Mountains Castle Mountain 3 12,612 Carbon Beartooth Mountains Whitetail Peak 4 12,551 Carbon Beartooth Mountains Castle Rock Spire 5 12,540 Carbon Beartooth Mountains Silver Run Peak 6 12,500 Carbon Beartooth Mountains…
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Minnesota farms and farming undergo major changes in 1940s and 1950s: A revolution in farm machinery sweep the land
Over a period of 10 years, from 1943 to 1952, ways of running a farm in central Minnesota were turned upside down. In the 1940s and early 1950s farming in central Minnesota was done with basic machines, such as corn binders, dump rakes, grain binders, and thrashing machines. Horse drawn wagons and hay mowers still…
Glacier Park Chalets
Glacier National Park Glacier National Park chalets Do you want to experience an overnight stay in the wilds of Glacier National Park, without leaving behind all the comforts of home? Mountain chalets in the backcountry are the way to go. After Glacier National Park was created, the Great Northern Railway built nine backcountry chalets at…
Glacier Park Webcams
RED LODGE POST GLACIER NATIONAL PARK in Montana. LIVE. Links to Webcams featured by the National Park Service Webcams from various locations in Glacier. Apgar Mountain 1 A splendid view of Lake McDonald and mountains northeast of the lake. This Webcam is near the west entrance to the Park. Frame captured from Webcam, Apgar Mountain…
Cabin Rental in Montana
RED LODGE POST Montana lodging does not have to be expensive, that is, if you are willing to go off the grid. For the grand sum of $35 per night, Crandall Creek Cabin is available. This is a U.S. Forest Service property in western Montana. The cabin has a 5-night stay limit maximum. Sleeps up…
Snapshot of Great Falls, Montana
RED LODGE POST Great Falls (pop. 58,701) get its name from five magnificent waterfalls that existed during historic times on the Missouri River near the City of Great Falls. Over many years, dams were built on the river and three of the falls largely disappeared from the natural landscape. Only Crooked Falls and Rainbow Falls…