My relationship with canines took on new meaning when Jack, my first bird dog, joined the family

The attacks and subsequent capture of the Copper Creek pack mark an early stumble in a voter-driven initiative to restore wolves to the state

Wildland fire officials with the Flathead National Forest and the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation will burn hundreds of acres to reduce fuel loading and promote forest health across the region; two projects will be “highly visible from Whitefish and the greater Flathead Valley”

Year-to-date figures reveal a 6.74% increase in overall visitation to the National Park Service’s crown jewel compared to the first seven months of last year; The vehicle-reservation requirements expire at all park entrances on Sept. 8.

Both SmartCap and Alu-Cab make canopies for a wide range of mid- and full-sized trucks

Events include Dusty Star Observatory tours, talks by a team of NASA scientists, and the last Logan Pass Star Party of the year

Reflecting on the 2023-2024 backcountry season, the avalanche center saw no fatalities, but clocked a slow rise in near-misses and accidents following the post-pandemic peak

Construction projects to improve the roads, parking lots and pedestrian paths, as well as to replace an antiquated water system, will close amenities in the Swiftcurrent Valley early this year and for the entirety of the 2025 season

Montana a top economic beneficiary from national parks, historic sites

Glacier National Park officials shut down the alpine stretches of Going-to-the-Sun Road on Wednesday due to snowy and icy conditions

Since launching in 2011, the nonprofit has completed a paved path from Hungry Horse to West Glacier while adding projects like the Cedar Flats Trails, which will soon enter phase three of the planned 25-mile single-track network

The main appeal of teardrops is they downsize and simplify your camping vehicle

After 55 days on his feet, Jordan Cash finished a summer quest to run every major trail in Glacier National Park

The National Park Foundation, which Congress created in the 1960s to support national parks, will receive the donation from Indianapolis-based foundation Lilly Endowment Inc.

Legendary outfitter Smoke Elser, 90, and co-author Eva-Maria Maggi, will be on hand to discuss their new book “Hush of the Land” at Flathead Valley Community College on Sept. 3. The memoir traces Elser’s six-decade quest to safeguard the Bob Marshall Wilderness by showcasing its wild interior to thousands of guests.