Many people have moved to southwest Montana over the last few years. If you have lived in Montana for more than a decade, however, then you know that our climate has been changing for the worse for several years now. As a community, we need everyone, including the newcomers, improving upon their carbon footprint so, that we can at least improve our local climate and sustain our outdoors and the local economy.
From April 20th to April 28th, 2024, it’s National Park Week! The National Park Service is encouraging everyone to explore their favorite National Park this week. In southwest Montana, our favorite park is Yellowstone National Park; and, fortunately it will be open that week. According to the National Park Service road map, the North and West entrances will be the only two open during National Park Week. There will still be plenty of stuff to see in The Park, however. Roosevelt Arch, Gardiner, Montana For the past few years, I have documented my own visits to The Park with plenty of photos and videos posted on this web site’s Explore Yellowstone National Park page. Feel free to use the page...
I can't think of a better way to enjoy Earth Day week than to revisit a hike I made last summer into Beehive Basin, Big Sky, Montana. Of course, with climate change, expecting everything to look similar to the way it has in previous years is no longer a given.
We're finally getting some spring-like weather in southwest Montana. All along The Gallatin, little snow melt rivulets were emptying into the river, however. Read more to find out when would be the best time to do some fly fishing on this blue ribbon trout stream.
It goes without saying that you will want to maximize your summertime vacation in southwest Montana. So, when would be the best time to be in the area? Read more.
