montana outdoors

Montana has over 3,000 named bodies of water. Here are the 12 Montana counties with the most lakes, including the largest lake in each county.

Picking the "best" hike in Montana is very subjective, but according to reviews one Montana trail stands above the rest.

A Montana man shot and killed a bear last week, making this the first bear encounter of 2025.

The biggest updates to the 2025 MT FWP fishing regulations this year involve trout and paddlefish.

Fences were destroyed, a live tree was cut down, and trash was recently left behind at the Acton Recreation Area north of Billings, causing thousands in damage.

Popular trailheads and campgrounds in Montana have become increasingly crowded in recent years. Millions of acres of State School Trust Lands can offer a quieter option for exploring the outdoors.

These are the highest towns and communities in Montana. All of them are at least 6,000 feet above sea level.

Unlike most touristy outdoor-type places in Montana, at this ghost town, you are only allowed to camp in the winter. Without a car.

Central Montana's hunting season sees great success this year with high game harvest and increased hunter turnout!

You might not consider your canoe, kayak, or paddleboard a watercraft, but MT FW&P does. Here's why even non-motorized watercraft are required to stop at all inspection stations.

Explore the wilderness of Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks in Montana, but beware of grizzly bears, mountain lions, and unpredictable weather. Stay prepared for any adventure!

We work hard and play hard too. According to Google search trends over the last 12 months, these are the Top 5 ways Montanan's like to de-stress.