Steeped in a history of wild horses that wintered in this peaceful valley, Plains is the perfect example of quiet Western Montana living. Outdoor recreation opportunities abound, including hiking and golf, and with the Clark Fork River winding gracefully through lush terrain, you’ll find ample fishing, kayaking and rafting. Nearby is the Koo-Koo-Sint Bighorn Sheep Viewing Site, with premiere viewing during November and December.
November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples....
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By Family Lifestyle Expert Breshell West Our visit was part of a paid partnership with Western Montana’s Glacier Country. If Glacier National...
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Glacier Country is full of photographers capturing the landscapes, wildlife, communities and outdoor experiences that make Western Montana such a...
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Western Montana’s history lives not only in well-known landmarks, but also in small museums tucked into quiet valleys and rural...
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