Butte is a city built upon the spoils of mid-1800s gold strikes by immigrants that traveled here to mine from around the world. Once Montana's largest city, Butte was the United States's single largest source of silver until the late 1800's. Butte's lavish mining past is plainly evident in the prominent architecture of the homes and business district of its downtown area.

Cheraw is located in the northeastern part of the state, near Highway 9 on the banks of the Great Pee Dee River.

While it's only a short drive from the beaches and golf courses of Myrtle Beach, Conway seems worlds away. Huge moss-draped live oak trees offer a canopy of shade to the streets, and majestic old homes never fail to make a stately impression.

Florence is a small city near the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. In addition to beautiful beaches out of town, Florence has a little harbor and small downtown area easily explored on an afternoon meander.

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.