Montana Attractions
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Livingston Depot Center
Founded by the Northern Pacific Railroad, Livingston was a central point for railway workers and visitors travelling to Yellowstone National Park. The passenger depot, built in 1902, is still a welcoming center for Yellowstone visitors. It is just 50 miles north of the north gate in Gardiner, Montana.
Here you will find exhibits which depict the history of Livingston and the railway travel to Yellowstone. Just over 100 years ago, life was quite different in Montana, with the railways being ‘king of the road’. Today we can drive from Livingston to Gardiner in an...
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National Bison Range
Located south of Flathead Lake and north of Missoula, the National Bison Range is a great opportunity to view Bison in a natural habitat. There are 3 different routes through the Refuge. The longest of these, the Red Sleep Mountain Drive, is a 19 mile one-way road, open only in the summer season. For vehicle restrictions and more details.
The Refuge was established in 1908 to help to save the bison (or buffalo) from extinction. The current property can safely contain about...
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Montana Grizzly Encounter
How can we see grizzly bears without getting dangerously close to them? The Montana Grizzly Encounter is the solution to this dilemma.
MGE is a grizzly bear rescue and education sanctuary located in Bozeman Montana. You can observe the bears in a natural habitat and learn about their habits, as well as how to stay safe in grizzly country.
The sanctuary has 6 bears, each with a unique story behind them. Each rescued from a difficult situation. Although we would rather that these bears could make it on their own in the wild, they would not survive. Thank goodness for the M...
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