12 Jun Round Up: Summer Music Festivals
From classical and jazz, to country and Rock n’ Roll, here are our picks of music festivals and concert series to catch this summer throughout the Northern Rockies...
12 Jun Round Up: Off the Beaten Path Attractions
There’s no end to the number of must-see attractions in the Northern Rockies, from Yellowstone’s Old Faithful Geyser and Glacier’s Going-to-the-Sun Road to Idaho’s Craters of the Moon National Monument and Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. But on the way, betwixt and between, are lesser-known...
12 Jun Round Up: Legacy of the Land
When Arthur M. Blank purchased the Mountain Sky Guest Ranch nearly two decades ago, he recalls “falling in love with the land, the people, and the wildlife during many memorable vacations …” Blank commissioned the book Legacy of the Land: The History of Mountain Sky...
12 Jun Round Up: Glamping at the American Prairie Reserve
This summer, the American Prairie Reserve (APR) has increased opportunities for guests to connect with nature on the plains surrounding the Missouri River in Northeastern Montana. The newly opened Antelope Creek Campground at Mars Vista has four rental cabins that each sleep four people, 12...
12 Jun Round Up: Summer Strollin’
A summer evening spent meandering downtown hot spots can serve as a relaxing night out on the town as well as a way to explore and celebrate the thriving art and culture that exists in the West. Peruse the works of local and national artists...
19 Feb Round Up – Conservation – Are Montana’s Waterways at Risk?
What happens upstream affects what lies downstream, right? The contiguous U.S. encompasses more than 3 million miles of running water, and more than half of that is made up of headwater streams, defined as the start of a river, usually created by snowmelt, rain, and springs...
19 Feb Round Up – The Montana Brewshed Alliance
The Montana Brewshed Alliance is a coalition of conservation-minded breweries across Montana that are dedicated to help raise their business profiles, along with attention to coldwater conservation and the simple fact that great beer and trout both depend on keeping our water clean. The Brewshed...
19 Feb Round Up – Winter Walk-and-Wade Fishing
In the late winter and spring, outdoor enthusiasts often have to make a difficult choice: ski or fish? If you’ve had your powder fix for the season, the next few months can be a good time to find solitude and plenty of walk-wade fishing opportunities...
19 Feb Round Up – Gear & Tips for Cold-Weather Fly Fishing
Die-hard fly anglers don’t let the weather hold them back: They gear up and go, rain, sleet, or snow. But most have a well-worn, stay-warm routine. According to Wade Fellin, a fishing guide and manager of the Big Hole Lodge in Wise River, Montana, “It...
03 Jan Round Up: The Snow Totem Returns
When Logan Leachman, a partner with JLF Architects & Associates, and his family bought a Bridger Canyon home on the outskirts of Bozeman, Montana, it came with a legendary symbol, one that’s been credited to make or break a ski day for those who believe....