July

A cool and relaxing spot to enjoy with family or friends, Big Springs Trout Hatchery is located seven miles southeast of Lewistown next to Big Springs, the originating point of Big Spring Creek. [...]

Fresno Dam, located on the Milk River fourteen miles west of Havre, Montana, is a compacted earthfill dam with a structural height of 110 feet and a crest length of 2,070 feet. It contains [...]

Built for irrigation and a water supply, man-made Lake Frances has become a popular recreation spot. Fishing, boating, and camping are enjoyed by both locals and visitors to the Valier area year [...]

Throughout history, eagles have been revered and celebrated in diverse cultures and mythologies. These majestic birds symbolize strength, freedom, and power, serving as powerful emblems of [...]

By Lori Wickett, Communications Director While exploring Montana this summer, you’ll likely drive by golden wheat and barley fields ripening under a Big Sky sun. Those fields produce small [...]

The Great Falls, one of the high points of the Lewis and Clark expedition, was a series of five waterfalls near what is now the city of Great Falls. In upstream order (traveling east to west), [...]

Story & Photos by Stacy Bronec Before I married a farmer, I only thought of the seasons as changes in the weather. Summer meant days on the lake, BBQs, and sunscreen. Winter meant skiing, [...]

“The hills and river Clifts which we passed today exhibit a most romantic appearance,” writes Meriwether Lewis in his journal entry on May 31, 1805. Describing the White Cliffs of the Missouri, [...]

by Amy Pearson One of the phrases I heard most often while interviewing a handful of musicians from Montana’s Hi-Line this summer is that there is a lot of talent out there. Peyton Cole, a young [...]

Story and photos by Tiffany Sweeney A late July evening, I sat in a cow pasture just outside of White Sulphur Springs, watching the sun set and pondering the path of my life. I was surrounded by [...]