Key Landmarks & Attractions

Founded in 2004 by three Broadway veterans, David Ackroyd, Betsi Morrison and Luke Walrath, the Alpine Theatre Project (ATP) has become one of the most respected professional theatres in the Northwest United States.

Carrying the largest fly selection from Great Falls to Missoula, along with Orvis and Simms products, the Blackfoot Angler is a must-stop shop for every fly fisherman experiencing the magic of the Blackfoot River region.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness, was named after early forester, wilderness preservation pioneer, and Wilderness Society co-founder Bob Marshall.

Known for its proximity to the Rocky Mountain Front, Choteau is located at the junction of U.S. Highway 89 and 287 -- 24 miles northwest of Augusta, 52 miles southeast of Great Falls, and an hour from Glacier National Park.

The Great Bear Wilderness, on the western side of the Continental Divide, shares its southern border with Bob Marshall Wilderness, which in turn shares its southern border with Scapegoat Wilderness.

The Hi-Country Trading Post/Hi Country Snack Foods, Inc. strives to provide a marketplace for locally and regionally made goods (jerky, seasonings & more) while operating its store(s) and website in a rustic yet upscale atmosphere.

Visit this world-class Interpretive Center near the great falls of the Missouri River.

Lodgepole Gallery is tucked in the breathtaking foothills of the Rocky Mountains, bordering Glacier National Park, near Browning, Montana.

The long northwest border of the Scapegoat Wilderness is shared with the Bob Marshall Wilderness.

The Seeley Lake Historical Museum is a barn full of history!

Swan Ecosystem Center (SEC) is a nonprofit community group in the Swan Valley of northwestern Montana.

Escape to a different way of life at a Montana Dude Ranch. A place to discover breathtaking experiences by day and relaxing hospitality by night.