Montana Eagle Ranch
Location ID: #10040576
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Nestled in the shadow of the Crazy Mountains, this 951± acre property is a little over an hour from Bozeman in the tightly held Shields River Valley. Made up of two parcels of pristine wilderness, the property is contiguous on 1.5 sides (2± miles of ...
Location ID: #10145570
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Jefferson River
Location ID: #10079921
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Kountz Bridge Fishing Access Site is an undeveloped day use only site. A boat launch is available. Open all season.
Location ID: #10026075
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The settlement here began in 1864 and soon grew due to a mining boom in nearby Norwegian Gulch. The Northern Pacific Railroad arrived at Willow Creek in 1883.
Willow Creek is tucked in the backdrop of the Tobacco Root Mountains with a view of the ...
Whitehall Saddle Club Arena
Location ID: #10106652
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Whitehall Saddle Club conducts, maintains, and operates a horseman's club in Whitehall, MT. The club's programs include receiving a grant from Jefferson Community Foundation for a new return alleyway at the arena.
Location ID: #1536
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History’s record doesn’t make it clear as to how the Tobacco Root Mountains received their name. Various sources attribute it to the practice by early trappers and miners of mixing species of dried native plants, such as arnica and kinnikinic, with ...
Point of Rocks Road
Location ID: #10079920
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Montana is called the Last Best Place for a reason — we love preserving our past. Just visit one of our museums and you’ll find plenty of Treasure State gems. Or, if you’d rather have a more authentic experience, you can spend a day exploring the ...
Milwaukee Road Railroad Tunnel
Location ID: #10010059
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Hiking in Montana is an incredible experience. From our rugged mountain trails to our lakeside gems, you’ll find all kinds of various hikes in the Treasure State. And given our prominent railroad history, it should come as no surprise that some of ...
Location ID: #10079922
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The Golden Sunlight mine is an open pit gold mine in Jefferson County, Montana, 5 mi (8 km) northeast of Whitehall and 24 mi (39 km) east of Butte, Montana. The mine sits at an elevation of 6,000 ft (1,829 m) on the Bull Mountain range.
Owned and ...
Location ID: #10040506
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Whitehall sits in the heart of the Deerlodge National Forest. Nearby recreation includes hiking, backpacking, hunting, biking, boating and swimming. There are numerous snowmobile trails for winter riding and summer trail rides. Fish the Jefferson or ...
Location ID: #10040342
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In 1927, the Great Northern Railway built the station serving Whitefish. It was designed in an Alpine style reminiscent of the chalets built in Glacier National Park during that era. The Tudor Revival station building was listed on the National ...
Location ID: #10026938
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Tally Lake Campground is located in the Flathead National Forest in northwest Montana. At an elevation of 3,500 feet, this campground encompasses 23 acres. The campground has basic facilities, which include water, handicapped accessible restrooms ...
Location ID: #10035778
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Gaynors' Resort offers two venues to chose from: the popular ranch OR the cabins in the woods.
The Riverbend Ranch offers easy access to Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort and Flathead Lake. The resort's deluxe 2-bedroom cabins, ...
Location ID: #956
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Welcome to Grassy Mountain Ranch, your exclusive retreat nestled in the heart of the majestic Montana Mountains an hour outside of Helena, MT. Situated at the base of Grassy Mountain, our enchanting property is poised to provide you with a unique ...
Location ID: #10158262
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The Galt family holds to ranching traditions started 100 years ago, combining them with today's technology to shape "a cowboy way" borrowing from both old and new traditions. "It's most rewarding to run a good ranch and continue doing it in a ...
Sherman, Byron R., House
Location ID: #138
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The Castle' is an imposing mansion built in 1892 by Bryon Roger Sherman, and is now the home of the Meagher County Museum. The mansion has twelve rooms all laid with hardwood floors and covered with Belgian and Oriental rugs. In the bathrooms were ...
Location ID: #10009995
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Located between Norris Geyser Basin and Madison Junction is Gibbon Falls. Located on the Gibbon River, the falls drop roughly 84 feet. A viewpoint of Gibbon Falls and a small parking area is located alongside the highway. There is a paved trail ...
Location ID: #10009914
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Black Sand Basin, an isolated group of the Upper Geyser Basin, was originally named the Emerald Group by A.C. Peale in 1878. But turn of the century tourists began calling it Black Sand Basin because of the small fragments of black obsidian sand ...
Location ID: #796
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Yellowstone Airport (WYS) is located at West Yellowstone, Montana just two miles from Yellowstone National Park and close to Big Sky, Island Park, Gallatin and Madison Rivers, Ennis, and Virginia City.
WYS provides the most convenient gateway to ...
Location ID: #795
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This small, fun-filled town is a mecca for year-round outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Summer finds visitors fly fishing, river rafting, mountain biking, trail rides and hiking while those in the winter come to enjoy cross-country skiing, ...
Location ID: #940
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Red Rock Pass is a mountain pass in the northern Rocky Mountains of the western United States. On the Continental Divide at an elevation of 7,152 feet (2,180 m) above sea level, it is just north of the eastern Centennial Mountains on the ...
Location ID: #615
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On August 17, 1959, an earthquake in the Madison Canyon River Area, near West Yellowstone, formed Quake Lake. The earthquake created a massive landslide of about 80 million tons of rock, which stopped the flow of the Madison River in the Madison ...
Location ID: #343
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Hebgen Lake is approximately fifteen miles long and four miles wide. Hebgen Lake has been called the premier stillwater fishing lake in Montana.
Hebgen Lake is a man-made lake, retained by an earth-fill dam. It was and is a popular vacation and ...
Location ID: #342
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Hebgen Lake is approximately fifteen miles long and four miles wide. Hebgen Lake has been called the premier stillwater fishing lake in Montana.
Hebgen Lake is a man-made lake, retained by an earth-fill dam. It was and is a popular vacation and ...