Enjoy Montana's Great Outdoors
Montana is an outdoor recreationist’s paradise. With 57,346 square miles of public land, including 320 fishing access sites, 9 national forests, 21 national wildlife refuges and 953,574 acres of lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams there is something for everyone.
Enjoy hiking, kayaking, fishing, boating, backpacking, camping, bicycling, rock climbing, and wildlife viewing in the warmer months. In the winter Montanans get outside and enjoy snowmobiling, downhill skiing, and Nordic skiing.
Even Montana’s cities feel like they are in the middle of the outdoors. You are just a step away from being able to experience some outside fun.
Outdoor & Recreation Blog

Highline Trail - Glacier Park
Spectacular views and an abundance of wildflowers are the keystones to this hike in Glacier...
Read MoreWahkpa Chu’gn Buffalo Jump
The Wahkpa Chu’gn Buffalo Jump is located in Havre, MT. Also known as the Too Close for Comfort site, it is now an archeological site, preserving the history of the area. There is a...
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Kerr Dam
Get ready for the spring runoff at the Kerr Dam near Polson, Montana. Located at the south end of Flathead Lake, on the Flathead River, the 9 mile drive out of Polson to the dam is well worth it. In the spring, all 14 spillgates are open helping to regulate the spring thaw and run off from the surrounding Rocky Mountains.
... Read MoreBlacktail Creek Trail
Trout Creek is your access to the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness and the Kootenai National Forest. A great hike is the Black Creek Trail. It is a cool h...
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ZooMontana and Botanical Gardens focuses on wildlife and plants that are native to Montana, the northern Rockies, and other cold climates above the 45th...
Read MoreBridger Bowl
Montana is made for winter and made for skiing and snowboarding. Just 20 minutes from downtown Bozeman is the...
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Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge
In the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, in Ravalli County lies the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge. Just north of Stevensville, Victor, and Darby, Montana and 25 miles south of M...
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Ross Creek Cedar Grove
The Ross Creek Cedar Grove is a treasure in western Montana in the Kootenai National Forest. Western red cedars thrive in the grove and some are more t...
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