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Outside Perspective:
Recreate Responsibly in Montana
Continue to Plan Ahead and Play it Safe
August sees outdoor enthusiasts squeezing in that last bit of summer, and fall brings those who seek quieter rivers and trails, room to spread out, and vibrant fall colors—it’s a spectacular time to visit Western Montana. But, as the seasons begin to change, our commitment to responsible recreation remains the same. You can do your part by remembering to follow these simple guidelines while you’re out and about, whether you call Montana home or you’re just visiting: Know before you go. Plan ahead. Play it safe. Explore mindfully. Leave no trace. Tread lightly. Minimize campfire impacts. Practice physical distancing. Be part of an inclusive outdoors. Take the pledge!
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LET’S DO OUR PART: RECREATE RESPONSIBLY
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21 Places You’ve
Never Heard Of
Scattered among Western Montana, you’ll find some pretty unique spots—like The Shire of Montana, a real-life Hobbit House; the Koocanusa Sand dunes, for motorbikes and OHVs; the St. Ignatius Mission, with 58 hand-painted murals; the Garden of One Thousand Buddhas, where you really will find one thousand Buddhas; the KettleHouse Amphitheater, where you can catch a concert on the banks of the Blackfoot River; and Redsun Labyrinth in Victor. For the full list of 21 undiscovered places in Glacier Country, read our blog post, and then start planning your adventure accordingly.
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Learn 21 OF THE COOLEST SPOTS
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