Mountain biking is wildly popular activity here in Montana’s Yellowstone Country. Whether you are a seasoned rider or just ...

We have one more month to drive the Beartooth Highway (weather permitting), and if you haven't already added this to your ...

Your accommodations should be just as memorable as your adventure. A luxury lodge with mountain views, a rustic off-grid cabin, a historic inn with stories in its walls, a working ranch where the West ...

This place we call home is an unparalleled year-round vacation destination, and that’s not something we ever take for granted. Yellowstone National Park is a natural wonder of epic proportions and the ...

It’s starting to cool a bit here in Montana’s Yellowstone Country, and the days are noticeably shorter. Living so far north, ...

The Pollard Hotel, a historic hotel built in 1893 and located in the heart of downtown Red Lodge, has changed since Buffalo Bill and Calamity Jane stayed here at the turn of the last century. Newly ...

Journey to Yellowstone National Park by way of Paradise. Montana’s Paradise Valley, that is. Follow the majestic meander of the Yellowstone River from Livingston to the gateway town of Gardiner along ...

The view of Montana from the back of a horse is about as authentically western as it gets. There are endless miles of mountains, trails and wide-open prairies to explore, and saddling up is just about ...

Named for the year it was built, the Oregon Shortline 1903 was constructed for $16, 685 as an executive rail car for the Vice President of the Union Pacific. In reference to E.H. Harriman's ...

The West Yellowstone Visitors' Information Center is a perfect "one stop" to find out more about West Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park, the National Forest's and the State of Montana. From ...

Welcome to the end of the road! To clarify, that only applies in winter. But it still applies, and winter is seven months long in this remote part of Montana. You see, the famous Beartooth Highway ...

Don’t let the name fool you, the Stillwater River is anything but still. It bounces, burbles, cascades, and flows from the high mountains in the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness for 70 miles, joining the ...