MONTANA
Big Sky Country a little bit of heaven
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t’s not hard to see why Montana is known as “Big Sky Country.” This uncrowded state features a sky that seems to go on forever. Cowboy poet Mike Logan, in his book “Montana Is ...,”
says the scenic state makes him “feel like I’m spending every day in heaven.” Indeed, it might seem like heaven to those who appreci- ate the untamed natural beauty Montana has to offer. Glacier Country is home to Glacier National Park, a wilderness wonderland blessed with some of the world’s most scenic vistas. With 1.4 million acres of rugged land- scape sculpted eons ago by slow-moving glaciers, the park is home to 131 named lakes and 700 smaller ones, with Lake McDonald and St. Mary lakes being the largest. Towering mountain ranges, numerous waterfalls, thou-
sands of plant species and abundant wildlife such as bears, wolves, deer, big-horn sheep and mountain goats make the region an unforgettable paradise for lovers of the outdoors. A trip along the Going-To-The-Sun Road scenic high-
way is an experience you won’t forget. The engineering marvel spans 50 miles through the park’s wild interior, winding around mountainsides and treating travellers to spectacular views. Montana is also home to exciting historical and cultural
places. Wonderful museums are found in cities big and small. One of them is the C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls, named after the American cowboy artist. Another is the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Centre located on the banks of the Missouri River in Great Falls. East of Glacier Country is Russell Country, which
bridges the gap between mountains and rolling prairies. Whether you paddle a caoe down the wild ad scenic, his- tory-steeped Missouri River, camp along its White Cliffs or watch the magical spring migration of snow geese flocking to the waters of Freezeout Lake, this region is full of stunning diversions. The area is a great place to stay and play. Camp, fish
and hike to your heart’s content or laze the day away floating down the river. Test your mountain-biking skills, explore the trails by horseback or swim in a lake. There are a variety of options for lodging, dining,
nightlife and entertainment. The northwest corner of Montana is home to more
than alpine summits presiding over glacial carved valleys. Travellers will find small towns full of friendly locals. Farmers’ markets abound and lively festivals connect vis- itors to culture and history. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing weekend jaunt or
a more adventurous outdoor experience, Montana offers it all. Big Sky Country awaits to be explored and enjoyed.
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