As one of the larger cities in Montana, Bozeman has managed to retain a distinct mountain town feel despite the population and housing boom it has undergone during the past decade. Tucked between the Judith Basin, Gallatin and Bridger mountain ranges to the north & the Madison Range to the south, visitors will find the Bozeman area harbors one of the greatest outdoor recreational resources in the entire state.

Dillon is Montana's southwestern border town, located along the I-15 corridor. Dillon is best known for the amazing amount of blue ribbon trout streams that surround it, but visitors will discover that the area is also brimming with Native American and Frontier history.

Come to Discovery to experience what skiing Montana is all about! In the heart of southwestern Montana, this regional secret boasts great terrain, uncrowded slopes, amazing views, and a friendly atmosphere. Discovery's 614 skiable acres offer some of the steepest lift-served skiing around.

Great Divide Snowsports Area offers great skiing and snowboarding for any age or skill. 1600 acres of skiable terrain allow for 140 different runs for your enjoyment, 22 miles north of Helena, and 95 miles south of Great Falls.

Helena, known as 'Queen City of the Rockies', is the state capitol of Montana and is alive with history, culture and recreational opportunity. The capitol is rich in early 1900s architecture and offers the visitor a glimpse into Montana's past.

Hidden away in the mountains of southwest Montana, you'll find Maverick Mountain, one of Montana's best kept secrets. Maverick is a big mountain with nearly 2000 vertical feet of uncrowded trails and superb snow. It's a ski area designed for skiers - where the trails are true, the fall-line sweet, the air pure and the scenery magnificent.