Report Finds Visitors Spent $716M in Montana Communities Near NPS Sites in 2023
Montana a top economic beneficiary from national parks, historic sites
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.
Participants recall their positive experiences with the organization’s slate of outdoor summer recreational activities
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Through a donation to Flathead Land Trust, local landowners aim to preserve a travel corridor for wildlife
Just because evil scientists are an overused plot device in American cinema doesn’t mean I’m gonna fear cool stuff like bringing back extinct elephants
A bear believed to have been involved was captured and euthanized on Monday afternoon
The suite of free, family friendly educational events will continue throughout this month and include an 80th birthday celebration for Smokey Bear
It is not uncommon for aerial firefighters to keep working into their 60s and 70s
Fisheries biologists say high temperatures and increased pressure on the three forks of the Flathead River brings stress to native fish, but an absence of angler surveys means agencies are lacking data that connects fishing to population estimates