Location ID: #10157134
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Madison County Fairgrounds has lots to do for everyone. This is a place for family fun. Local events happening all summer and fall such as a car cruise, rodeos, auctions, softball games, soccer, floating parade, ropings, pennings, gun shows, dog ...
Twin Bridges Fairgrounds
Location ID: #10010310
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Madison County Fairgrounds has lots to do for everyone. This is a place for family fun. Local events happening all summer and fall such as a car cruise, rodeos, auctions, softball games, soccer, floating parade, ropings, pennings, gun shows, dog ...
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge
Location ID: #773
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This bridge is located in a region with few surviving metal truss bridges. However, this bridge would be noteworthy anywhere as a multi-span pin-connected Parker highway truss bridge. Montana used to have a lot of large (yet often lightweight) ...
Location ID: #116
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This lake is used for power boating, water skiing, and fishing. Boat ramps are located at Bad Medicine Campground and Dorr Skeels Campground. Private property surrounds much of the lake. Elevation is 2300', and the best season for use of this lake ...
Location ID: #772
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Troy, the lowest point in Montana at 1,892 feet above sea level, is located on the banks of the Kootenai River, at the base of the Cabinet and Purcell Mountains. Take the easy to walk nature trail at Ross Creek Scenic Area, home to a grove of giant, ...
Canton Church
Location ID: #711
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church, known today as the Canton Church was built in 1875-1876 by the first pioneers in Montana's Canton Valley representing many faiths. The church became Montana Territory's seventh church.
It began as a community center ...
Location ID: #10011165
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These mountains cover roughly 3200 square miles. Sacagawea Peak with 9665 feet is the tallest mountain in the Big Belt Mountains, other high peaks are Naya Nuki Peak, Hardscrabble Peak, Mount Edith, and Mount Baldy. In this mountain range you will ...
Location ID: #10104215
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The friendly community of Townsend anchors the southern end of Canyon Ferry Reservoir in the heart of great hunting and fishing country. Self-guided tours through historic mining and scenic areas in the Elkhorn and Big Belt mountains invites one to ...
Location ID: #10104191
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Toston sits on the banks of the Missouri River in between Helena and Three Forks on US Highway 287. Toston provides ready access to the Missouri. The stretch of river between Three Forks and Townsend has become popular as anglers have discovered the ...
Location ID: #10157236
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The old Terry High School is one of the best preserved 1920’s era brick school buildings in the state. To be fair, the Deer Lodge High School, the Troy & Alberton High Schools and the Glendive’s Washington Middle School are all great 1920’s era ...
Location ID: #10087156
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Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area is located three miles northwest of Terry, north of the Yellowstone River. Access to the scenic overlook is by a westbound dirt road directly off "The Big Sky Backcountry Byway" Highway 235 or by way of the ...
Location ID: #10157210
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Terry is nestled by the Yellowstone River in the heart of moss agate country. The nearby prairie badlands provide a dramatic backdrop and recreational opportunities. Prairie County Museum and Evelyn Cameron Gallery feature photographs of Evelyn ...
Location ID: #837
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Holland Lake Lodge is a rustic lakeside resort with genuine Montana charm, surrounded by stunning views of two mountain ranges, a pristine lake, and a 100-foot waterfall. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, the fresh mountain air over the lake, hikes to the ...
Location ID: #740
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Swan Lake is approximately 8 miles long and a mile wide. The lake is a popular fishing and resort area. Swan Lake is popular among fisherman for its northern pike fishery, kokanee salmon and rainbow trout. Swan Lake is home to many lakeside ...
Location ID: #1358
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Sunburst is a friendly community located just south of the Canadian border along Interstate 15. We are only an hour from the beautiful Rocky Mountains and Glacier National Park. Sunburst is the center of farming and ranching in Northern Toole ...
Location ID: #10026067
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Sun River is 18 miles west of Great Falls. Ranch life and small town hospitality characterize this small community that shares its name with the Sun River, one of Montana's most beautiful and scenic rivers. The Sun begins in the Bob Marshall ...
Location ID: #10157762
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Join us for a fun and free live music at Wildwood Brewery in Stevensville, Montana. Irish music is every first Sunday of the month. It is always fun, free and family friendly event. We have homemade, handcrafted, brick oven pizza available for ...
Location ID: #10157723
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We pride ourselves in serving some of the best grub in the Bitterroot. Voted best burger in town by some guy named Nicholas...
After you grab a drink, feel free to ask any of our staff to borrow a pool cue or set of darts and play away! We have ...
Location ID: #10046773
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Location ID: #10053004
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Stevensville is recognized as the first permanent settlement. And that’s where you’ll find St. Mary’s Mission, Montana’s oldest church. This historic gem has been around since 1841, and every Montanan should see it.
St. Mary’s Mission was founded ...
Location ID: #725
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Flanked by the Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains, the small, historic town of Stevensville in the Bitterroot Valley offers beautiful views and outdoor recreation. For an overview of area history, visit the Stevensville Museum or tour St. Mary's ...
Location ID: #719
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Stanford was a hangout for cowboys, including one named Charles M. Russell, who later painted and sketched his memories of this area and its people, Today, recreation opportunities abound in the nearby Lewis and Clark National Forest, Judith River ...
Location ID: #69
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Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area was established by an act of Congress on October 15, 1966, following the construction of the Yellowtail Dam by the Bureau of Reclamation. This dam, named after the famous Crow chairman Robert Yellowtail, ...
Location ID: #10038132
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St. Xavier is on the Crow Indian Reservation along the Bighorn River. In 1887 Fr. Prando, a Jesuit missionary, and two companions founded a mission here and named it. (from Cheney's Names on the Face of Montana, Mountain Press Publishing Company) ...