Montana outdoors

As another hunting season wraps, Montana outdoorsmen and women share the strangest things they've found while out hunting.

Well, after another long winter behind us, the recent snowfall notwithstanding, we have come to Memorial Day Weekend and Summer's unofficial start. Regardless of the weather or the forecast there are many who will be heading to area campsites for the holiday weekend, and local forester and outdoor recreation enthusiast Jocelyn Dodge recently told us that the campgrounds are ready. She shared with us some things you should know ahead of time if you're heading for a campsite or river over the long weekend.

Before you grab the s'mores, let's talk about those essential items that could save your trip from turning into a camping nightmare.

From scenic floats to hidden rockhounding gems, check out Montana’s most iconic rivers and what makes each one a must-see (or must-float) this summer.

A Montana man shot and killed a bear last week, making this the first bear encounter of 2025.

The Butte Community Fitness Foundation (BCFF) is excited to announce the 10th annual Montana Winter Festival, SnöFlinga, scheduled for January 31 to February 2, 2025, in Butte, Montana. This milestone event celebrates a decade of embracing winter recreation and community togetherness. SnöFlinga is a three-day festival showcasing a variety of winter activities and highlighting Butte’s incredible outdoor opportunities.

Montana ranks #1 for outdoor activities! Uncover what makes our state the ultimate destination for adventure and how we can preserve its natural beauty.

NOT ready to hang up your waders for the year and call it quits? Just because the water got colder doesn't mean the fish suddenly disappeared! Here are some winter flyfishing tips to help you catch more fish.

Central Montana's hunting season sees great success this year with high game harvest and increased hunter turnout!

Although the long Labor Day holiday weekend signals the unofficial beginning of fall, in Southwest Montana there are still plenty of opportunities for us to enjoy the great outdoors even with the changing of the seasons. We had a chance to sit down with local forester and recreation enthusiast Jocelyn Dodge to chat about what the end of summer means for campers, fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts.