Local climber Joel Anderson establishes ice climbing guide service

At the Bad Rock Settlement museum, Stu Sorensen provides a detailed glimpse of Northwest Montana as it was in the mid 1800s to early 1900s

Forty-five years after the first Back Country Horsemen chapter formed in Columbia Falls, members across the nation remain faithful to the founding principle of prioritizing service to the resource

The National Trails System celebrates 50 years as one of the greatest innovations in American outdoor recreation history: the long-distance hiking trail, including the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, 750 miles of which run through Montana

Morton J. Elrod, one of Montana’s most distinguished naturalists, founded the Flathead Lake Biological Station in 1899 as a testament to the power of intensive fieldwork, and today it is one of the most respected institutions of its kind in the world

Mule packing is dying. Or so they say. Meet the new generation fighting to preserve nostalgia, a timeless heritage, and wilderness itself.

Flathead Valley snow depth, snow water equivalent totals nearing historical average

Jan. 12 event will feature nine films by, for, and about women

Excitement builds as initial stages of $14 million project completed on budget and ahead of schedule

Montana history, culture presentations at the Museum at Central School kick off Jan. 8 with live history performance by Neal Lewing

Inaugural Flathead Lake Skijoring championships to ring in the New Year

Skiing and events under the lights on Big Mountain

Whitefish’s Stumptown Art Studio coordinates donation of high-quality art supplies for Blackfeet Nation artists

Stillwater Christian students create calendar that highlights stories of Flathead Valley veterans

Judges, attorneys and other officials preparing to implement new victim rights rules among uncertainties