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One of the country's prettiest pieces of road winds between Cooke City and Red Lodge, just outside of Yellowstone National Park. The 70 miles of Highway 212...more
Much to some locals' chagrin, it is no secret that Montana has great trout waters, with at least six world-class rivers. Picking the best one to fish can be...more
Due to a very limited road system and enormous swaths of backcountry, Glacier begs to be explored on foot. Comprising more than one million acres set hard...more
The Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area, a million-acre chunk of public forest, lends itself to Montana-size superlatives. The Beartooth is the largest alpine...more
Since most of Montana's dozens of protected wilderness areas and forests lack roads, one of the best ways to explore is by horseback. We recommend the guidance...more
The same geothermal features that entertain the crowds at Yellowstone's Old Faithful also heat the mineral waters in Chico Hot Springs, a perfect rehab for the...more
Almost no moment in western history casts a longer shadow than June 25, 1876, when General Custer and 262 men fell to Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors. The...more
Snow has a tendency of lingering until mid-summer, which is the only reason the state doesn't have more fat-tire fame. Visit in early July to conquer the...more
It's called Water of the Gods for a reason. Located near the historical mining community of Norris, the hot springs heaven may be the only place where you can...more
Like everything else in Montana, rodeos are big. The season opens on the third weekend in May with the three-day World Famous Miles City Bucking Horse Sale, one...more
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