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Billings Airport
Posted on Jan 25, 2010 in Travel Information
Information on the Billings airport.
Category: Montana
Montana Restaurants: Whitefish
Posted on Jan 04, 2010 in Restaurants
Find some excellent Montana restaurants in Whitefish.
Montana Goes Wild and Crazy
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
Count on Montanans to create some of the zaniest events in the lower 48. Vacation travelers who visit the Big Sky state during the autumn months can enjoy some really unique offbeat events that appeal to the kid in us all. Running of the Sheep Hop over to Reed Point, population 185 to emulate the [...]
Montana’s Famous River Runs
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
After the long cold winter, Montana’s snow-capped mountains start to melt, their waters reaching down to fill the creeks and rivers of Glacier Country. This is the time when paddlers of all kinds begin their trek to their favorite runs, whether it’s for canoeing, kayaking, or rafting. Here is a short list of some favorite [...]
Marinating in Montana’s Hot Springs
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
Besides its obvious above ground pleasures, Montana boasts some of the best underground hot springs in North America. With temperatures remaining constant, you can melt your muscles and dissolve your tensions in any one of the many settings throughout the state. You can book some time in a back-country resort where you are far from [...]
The Ghost Towns of Montana: Coming Alive Again
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
Way back in the day, Montana was part of the west’s big mining boom. Once the boom dwindled down, many of Montana’s mining towns lay abandoned for years and years until restoration began in order to draw more tourism to these history-laden communities. Visit Virginia City and Nevada City to get the feel of true [...]
For the Flighty Tourist … Bird Watching in Montana
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
Three new birding trails have recently been inaugurated in Montana, bringing more and more bird watching fans to the Big Sky state. Offering spectacular settings where you can observe everything from yellow warblers to sage grouse, take any of the stunning trails that run through the Bitterroot Birding Trail to the west, the Northeastern Plains [...]
Montana’s Dino Trail
Posted on Oct 15, 2008 in Montana
Take the Montana Dinosaur Trail to ignite the natural geological and paleontological adventurer in you! This rich trail system runs through fifteen areas that are dotted along eastern Montana through to the Rocky Mountain Front near the famed Glacier National Park.
Winter Fly Fishing: A Montana Must
Posted on Oct 13, 2008 in Montana
Local anglers in the know are out there fly fishing in winter and early spring, casting their lines for the abundant trout that swim in the local rivers and creeks. With reduced fishing fees, a chance to see local wildlife such as elk and moose [..]
Autumn in Montana
Posted on Oct 13, 2008 in Montana
It’s easy to fall in love with Montana when the leaves are turning golden orange, the earth lights up with a burnished glow, and a hint of cold polishes the evening air. With its deep rivers and snow-peaked mountains, …
