Serving the Flathead Valley and beyond since 2014, Two Bear Air’s world-class search-and-rescue service and its suite of high-tech equipment has transformed the region into the last best place to get lost and found

In harmony with the landscape, the exterior materials were chosen to blend in rather than stand out

A conversation with the co-owners of Isling Chow about learning to love cooking and bringing new flavors to the Flathead Valley

With summer in full force, the Flathead Valley’s favorites bars and breweries are welcoming patrons to enjoy a drink outdoors and take in some of the longest days of the year

Historians estimate that Japan launched about 9,300 balloons at the height of World War II, each carrying about 800 pounds of bombs. About 300 were sighted or found in North America, with 32 balloon bombs turning up in Montana, including one in Kalispell.

The Flathead Youth Home this spring hosted music educator David Simmons and his music intervention program, the UBU Project

Northwest Montana has become a destination for mountain bikers, trail runners and hikers looking to slake their single-track thirst. Here’s the down and dirty on where to find the best ribbons of dirt.

Chatting with experts at a local fly shop can pay dividends for you, and the next person to cast a line

The Flathead Valley will play host this summer to activities appealing to a wide range of interests and age groups

Sixty-eight years ago, a big fish purportedly caught in the waters of Flathead Lake wowed crowds, sparked a lawsuit that ended up at the Montana Supreme Court and fueled the legend of the elusive Flathead Lake Monster

The resort opens Memorial Day weekend and offers an array of outdoor activities, from zip lining to hiking to scenic lift rides

Shuttle and chairlift accessed mountain bike parks are growing across the northern Rocky Mountains as riders pursue drops, berms and a flowy single-track

South of Hungry Horse is a historic structure and a pristine stretch of forest that sees low visitation

Don’t let someone else’s great day make yours less so

Henry and Joan Meyer fell in love with the swan Valley and, to ensure they never have to leave, founded the state’s first natural cemetery