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Susan Lynne Hamilton - Susan Lynne Hamilton is an award-winning writer, specializing in travel, recreation, wine, food and health. As the Feature Writer for ...

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Montana Travel

The craggy Rocky Mountains divide Montana’s wide open spaces. Known for “blue ribbon” trout fishing, Montana rivers also provide exciting whitewater river rafting adventures. Experience authentic Western cowboy life at one of Montana’s dude ranches, offering unique vacations. Take a train trip to Glacier National Park or drive to or from Yellowstone National Park along the Beartooth Highway. Big Sky, near the college town of Bozeman in southwestern Montana, offers summer adventures and concerts as well as world-class skiing in winter. For more skiing and winter adventurers, travel to Whitefish in northwestern Montana. Take a trip to Montana to experience real Western places, people and wildlife.

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 Former Montana Prison Now Houses Museum Instead of Convicts

The Montana Territorial Museum housed convicts for more than a century. Today it has been turned into a museum for visitors who want to peak into the past.

Dec 18, 2011 – Cheryl Probst

Tour Lewis & Clark Caverns in Montana

Before you go down into Lewis & Clark Caverns, you have to go up and into Cave Mountain, for the mountain contains the caverns.

Oct 27, 2011 – Pamela Crowe

West Yellowstone Museum Offers Unique Historic Look at Area

The Yellowstone Historic Center delves into the past and present of West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park, just two blocks away on the same street.

Oct 7, 2011 – Cheryl Probst

Painted Buffalo Roam Streets of West Yellowstone, Montana

Buffalo not only roam the meadows and forests of Yellowstone National Park, but they also roam the streets of nearby West Yellowstone, Montana.

Oct 4, 2011 – Cheryl Probst

Yellowstone Center Provides Close Up View of Grizzlies, Wolves

The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is the place to go if you didn't see any grizzly bears or gray wolves while you were visiting Yellowstone National Park.

Sep 20, 2011 – Cheryl Probst

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