Outdoors

Seeing red painted on a tree while hiking in the woods should lead to immediate concerns about your chosen route.

Where are the prettiest rivers in Montana? That depends on who you ask, but lord knows we have no shortage of excellent rivers. When you're looking for less crowds, yet stunning places to go in Montana - give these a try.

In the heart of Montana, the wild calls to adventurers, but sometimes the real challenge is just enjoying its beauty without crossing paths with a bear.

Ah, the Bozeman 'Dude Man Bro'. They can be found almost everywhere in the area. Outdoor enthusiasts at their core, with a particular segment of the species having copious amounts of money to fund their every sporting pursuit.

When you need to know what the river flow levels are for any given river in Montana, there are a few easy places to check. It doesn't matter if you need to know for fishing, boating, flooding, or drought.

While many flock to the grand monuments in other states, Montana's hidden gem promises tranquility and reflection amid its breathtaking natural beauty.

North Dakota is just great. It's home to wide-open prairies, peaceful hiking trails, and unfortunately…ticks. These tiny hitchhikers are back in season, and they’re eager to crash your picnics, hikes, and backyard bonfires. But don’t worry—tick safety doesn’t mean dressing like you're entering a beekeeping contest or spraying yourself with enough bug repellent to knock out a moose. According to Wi

From scenic floats to hidden rockhounding gems, check out Montana’s most iconic rivers and what makes each one a must-see (or must-float) this summer.

Camping season is back in Montana! Try these fun twists on the classic s’more that’ll take your campfire treats to the next level.

Montana’s spring turkey season is here! Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned hunter, here are must-know tips before chasing gobblers through Big Sky Country.