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.

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.

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.

Great Falls is a convenient launching city for the recreational traveler interested in exploring the upper Missouri River and the eastern rocky mountain front. The area was founded around the confluence of the Sun River and the Missouri River and is rich in frontier history.

Located in the Judith Basin area of central Montana, White Sulfur Springs has been a favorite stopping ground of Native Americans and tired travelers alike who were attracted to the area for a soak in one of its numerous hot springs. White Sulfur Springs is tucked between the Big Belt Mountains, the Castle Mountains and the Little Belt Mountains and is the known as the best town to access the amazing fishing and floating opportunity afforded by the Smith River system.