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Although Montana has an abundance of wildlife, that’s no guarantee that you’ll find the animals you’re looking for. This is why zoos and preserves are so great. These places give wildlife lovers [...]

In 2005 the Judith Gap Wind Energy Center was built along US Highway 191 between Judith Gap and Harlowton. This wind farm, consisting of 90 towers, generates an expected 450,000,000 kilowatt [...]

By 1900, Charles M. Bair was ranching more sheep in Montana than anyone else in the world. However, rather than stay the course, Bair chose to sell out and invest in a machine designed to thaw [...]

The Alkabo School, located near Writing Rock State Historical Site in North Dakota, is truly a blast from the past. This old schoolhouse has been kept in pristine condition since its closing in [...]

Wolf Point’s Wild Horse Stampede (sponsored in part by the Montana Office of Tourism) was a huge success this year, and among the event’s many exciting attractions was a massive sculpture of a [...]

According to one oral tradition, the area now known as Writing Rock State Historical Site was a mystical place. It was said that certain tribesmen could foretell the future by looking at the two [...]

If you’re looking for a historic adventure along Montana’s Hi-Line, look no further than Scobey’s Pioneer Town and Daniels County Museum. This 20-acre museum/town is comprised of 35 antique [...]

With a name like “Lost Lake,” I assumed this body of water would be somewhat difficult to find. And I wasn’t wrong. Even with a map, I found myself . . . well, lost searching for it. My friend, [...]

In a 100-foot deep limestone canyon, visitors of the Bear Gulch Pictographs can take in the wonder of approximately 3,000 Plains Indian drawings. Macie Lundin, whose family has owned the property [...]

Exciting things continue to happen in the small town of Winifred. Through the instigation of Norman Asbjornson, and a composite of other local designers’ ideas, a beautiful hotel, restaurant, and [...]