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Montana es the fourth largest state in the United States. As you can see from the photos, this area has some spectacular scenery. Montana is surrounded by Canada to the north, North Dakota and South Dakota to the east, Wyoming to the south and Idaho to the west. The eastern side of the state offers pretty farmland while the Rocky Mountains run through the western side of the state and is the reason for much of the state’s natural beauty.


Like most mountain regions, Montana has many year-round draws. The summers call people to partake in outdoor highlights particularly fishing, boating, hiking and camping. While the winter months attract ski and snowboarding buffs looking for good snow and trails as well as other adventurous-types who partake in cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and dog sledding.
Play Big
Big Sky, in south-west Montana, boasts being Home to the Biggest Skiing in America and for good reason. The Big Sky Ski Resort and Moonlight Basin consists of 5,500 acres – the largest ski area guests can access with one ticket in the United States. Over the summer months you can take advantage of the Basecamp to Yellowstone. Located in the village, Basecamp can help plan activites like ziplining, high ropes course, bungee trampoline, golf, biking, hiking and more. This area could fill an entire News Magazine on its own, but in the meantime visit the Big Sky website to learn more about this popular resort.
Yellowstone
While Yellowstone National Park is primarily found in the state of Wyoming, the park also stretches into neighboring states Idaho and Montana. West Yellowstone, Montana is small town with access to Yellowstone's west entrance and the closest route to Old Faithful and Yellowstone's geyser areas. As for activities, winter months provide a very different experience than the ...