Cold Enough to Kill?
After a relatively mild December, things went bad in the week before Christmas
Backcountry Ski Guiding Permit Sparks Concern
One-year trial permit allows commercial guiding service to lead skiers in portion of Middle Fork
Skijoring Takes off at Rebecca Farm
Event will be held in Kalispell Dec. 30 and 31
Spotlight Event: First Day Hikes
Guided hike begins at 10 a.m. at Wayfarers and 5 p.m. at Lone Pine
Montana Delegation Says Kootenai Forestland Project a Priority
Tester, Daines and Gianforte press Forest Service to approve conservation easement
Licenses for Chronic Wasting Disease Hunt Sell Out Fast
State wildlife officials are holding the hunt to test for the prevalence of a brain wasting disease
No Simple Fisheries Fix
Finding a balance between native and popular introduced species remains a delicate art
Seventy Seasons on Skis
Whitefish Mountain Resort celebrates a milestone anniversary as a community cornerstone and beloved source of adventure
Singing Saws
It’s uncommon to use a crosscut saw. It’s even rarer to know how to tune it up. Fred Flint is Northwest Montana’s resident expert.
Fresh Snow Thrills Ski Resorts, Prompts Avalanche Warning
The Flathead Avalanche Center issued an advisory for a large area of northwest Montana
Lawmakers Seek to Unlock Wilderness Areas to Mountain Bikers
Bill seeks to amend Wilderness Act in name of restoring public access to mechanized use
Blacktail Mountain Opens Saturday
Winter storm brings much-needed snow to the slopes
Montana Delegation Seeks Support for Conservation Easement
Delegates say approval of the Kootenai Forestland Project would sustain timber industry jobs
Feeding Elk was Never a Good Idea
Artificial feeding unnaturally concentrates animals, can interfere with migration patterns and can habituate wildlife to humans
FWP Investigating Illegal Firewood Cutting, Vandalism at Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park
Due to budget cuts, several state park roads won’t be cleared of snow
