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Contact UsIt is said that when Abraham
Lincoln created the Montana Territory on May 26, 1864 [1] he said “My favorite
state has not yet been invented. It will be called Montana, and
it will be perfect.”
Today the unofficial motto of Montana State is “the
last, best place”. Certainly, with its raw unspoiled beauty, where buffalo
still roam and wolves still hunt elk and deer, Montana cannot fail to take your
breath away.
If you’re looking to escape the city and visit a
true wilderness, with wide open spaces and wildlife galore, then you need to
head to Montana.
With the last official count in 2019, the population
of Montana was 1,068,778. [2] With a land area of 147,040 square miles [3],
Montana has a population density of only 7 people per square mile. This makes
Montana the fourth largest state by land area but only the eight-least
populated state.
The state of Montana is 62% farmland, with
agriculture being the states leading industry. [4] The Eastern half of the
state is Western prairie plains and badlands. The Western half is mountainous.
There are over 100 named mountain ranges, most of which are part of the
Northern Rocky Mountains.
Montana contains parts of Yellowstone National Park.
In fact, of the five entrances to Yellowstone, three are located in Montana. [5]
If you wish to experience pristine wilderness, then
head for Glacier National Park. Known as “The Crown of the Continent”, the park
encompasses one million acres, including two mountain ranges and over 130 named
lakes. Situated on the US Canada border, the park is home to one thousand plant
species and hundreds of animal species, including some endangered species.
Glacier National Park has been designated; a World Heritage Site, an
International Dark Sky Park, an International Peace Park and is a Biosphere
Reserve. [6]
So, without doubt Montana is a wilderness like no
other and a dream come true for hikers, kayakers, campers, etc. In winter you can
dog sled, ski or just stay toasty warm in a cabin. But what to do in Montana
when the little ones are bored with seeing trees, fields and mountains?
First of all, head on over to the Museum of the
Rockies. Don’t say “museum, ugh” and miss this paragraph, you’re going to want
to hear about this one. It’s a dinosaur museum YAY. Here you can see the
world’s biggest Tyrannosaurus skull. The exhibits change regularly but as I
type, the exhibits include The Savage Seas and the Siebel Dinosaur Complex. We
all know that pre schoolers get bored so easily but the museum runs Tours for
Tots. These are special tours for 3-5 year old tots, designed to keep their
attention. As the museum is affiliated with the Smithsonian, there are regular
science lectures too. [7]
Dinosaurs not your thing? Have a stay at one of
Montana’s 15 Hot Spring Resorts & Pools. Fed by natural geothermal sources,
these resorts offer a warm family plunge whether it’s bright sunshine or deep
snow.
Near the junction of I15 and I90, you will find a
treasure called Butte. Butte was established as a mining camp in 1864 and was
the first city in Montana. This charming small town, with its brightly colored
homes and many historic sights, may surprise you though. In the 1990s the
community of Butte decided to diversify its economy, by utilizing its historic
districts for public festivals and events. By 2007 the small town of Butte,
Montana was selected to host the National Folk Festival, giving rise to a new
nickname “The Festival City”.
Montana is also home to the Little Big Horn National
Monument. They have a visitor center, museum and the Custer National
Cemetery. The site also acknowledges the
native Indians, who fought and died defending their land and way of life.
If winter sport is your passion, head over to the
Big Sky Resort. Have a day out at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Centre or
Lewis & Clark Cavers State Park. Take a stroll around the Garden of One
Thousand Buddhas or have a city day in Helena, Montana’s Capital.
Don’t be fooled into thinking Montana is just pretty
scenery, there is something for everyone in the glorious state of Montana.
References
[1] The Library of Congress (N.D.). Civil War
(1860-65). Americaslibrary.gov. Retrieved 2/4/2021. http://www.americaslibrary.gov/jb/civil/jb_civil_montana_2.html
[2] Montana Department of Commerce (N.D.). Census
& Economic Information Centre. Ceic.mt.gov. Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://ceic.mt.gov/Data
[3] Montana State Library (ND). Geographic
Information Clearing House. Geoinfo.msl.mt.gov. Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://geoinfo.msl.mt.gov/geography/geography_facts/area_of_montana_counties.aspx
[4] Montana Department of Agriculture (N.D.). Ag
facts. Montana.gov. Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://agr.mt.gov/AgFacts
[5] WIKIPEDIA CONTRIBUTORS (2/3/2021). Montana. Wikipedia.
Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana
[6] National Park Service (2/11/2019). Glacier
National Park Montana. Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://www.nps.gov/glac/learn/management/international-designations.htm
[7] Museum of the Rockies (2021). Museum of the
Rockies. Museumoftherockies.org. Retrieved 2/6/2021. https://museumoftherockies.org/