Named for the area's natural mineral waters, Hot Springs is located on the western edge of the Flathead Indian Reservation. Years ago, the Pend d'Oreille Indians called the hot springs "big medicine" and relied on the healing powers of the springs. Today, Hot Springs draws visitors from around the world to its quaint community and healing waters.
Western Montana’s mix of mountains, wetlands, grasslands and river corridors creates rich habitat for birds year-round. Raptors circle above open...
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Spring arrives in Western Montana’s Glacier Country with fresh mountain air and a full calendar of events. Communities celebrate the...
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You’ll find recreation opportunities throughout Western Montana’s Glacier Country, no matter the season. This A to Z list highlights the...
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Montana has deep literary roots. Norman Maclean set his beloved novella “A River Runs Through It” here. Richard Hugo wrote...
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