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Ousel Power

May is here and snow melt season has begun. Yes, it has been much cooler this spring than in any in recent memory. However, it's not too hard to predict that most of the rivers in southwest Montana will soon be running at a much higher energy level. That's ok, though, because you'll get the opportunity to see Ousel Falls at one of its most spectacular stages. You won't want to miss this event; and, it's an easy hike too. Map it today! :)

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Beaver's Head Rock

Relatively warmer, more seasonal days are ahead of us, this weekend. If a full blown hike does not look appealing yet, consider a road trip along the Lewis & Clark Trail. There's some pretty cool and seldom seen features along the trail that can be seen directly from the road. One such feature is Beaver's Head Rock, a well known landmark to many Indian tribes, including the Shoshone, within the Beaverhead River valley. Find out where it is and plan your road trip today! :)

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Window Of Opportunity

This past weekend's excursion to the Natural Bridge Falls along the Boulder River was a lesson in seizing an opportunity when it presents itself. The weather in Southwest Montana has not exactly been "normal", so far this year. To say the least, this past winter and now the spring have been unusually cold and wet. So, when you see a sunny day on the horizon, you definitely have to make good on plans to get outdoors. Make those outdoors and hiking plans today so that when that bright, sunny day arrives you'll know where to go! :)

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The Trip That Almost Wasn't

Yesterday was a close one. The morning in Bozeman started out sunny; but, by the time I left Bozeman, I was fully convinced that going to Big Timber and on to Natural Bridge Falls would not be a good idea...too many clouds. The alternative plan was to go to Paradise Valley, outside of Livingston, instead. By the time I approached the Livingston exit, however, it became clear that the sun was more likely to shine in and around Big Timer, rather than Paradise. I pressed on to Natural Bridge Falls; and, I am glad I did. During the few breaks in the cloud cover, the Boulder River and Natural Bridge Falls showed their true colors and magic. It's good to...

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The Sun Returns | Make It Count

As the title suggests, it looks like southwest Montana will be getting some long awaited sunshine tomorrow...a Saturday, no less. Make it count. Get out there and enjoy a day hiking in Big Sky Country. Me? I think I'll be headed down to the Boulder River to check out Natural Bridge Falls. :)

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