The Star Peak Lookout Trail is located in the Kootenai National Forest, just a short drive from Noxon. You’ll find the trailhead near the Big Eddy Campground, along the Clark Fork River.

It's also worth noting that many of the state's resorts have little to no accommodations on their respective mountains, meaning you'll need to drive to nearby towns and cities. Montana may not be ...

A new overnight infrared map shows an increase in size on the Daly and Railroad Fires burning near Skalkaho Pass.The map ...

Every Friday, Mark Martin will explore a different part of the Treasure State to learn more about the amazing things Montana ...

You'll also find more than 20 mountains with peaks reaching over 12,000 feet high along the route. Back in town, check out Montana's only walkable brewery trail, the self-guided Billings Brew Trail.

So, is there a hill or mountain near you that you could explore? Why not try and find it on a map? Zoom in and have a look for yourself.

An under-the-radar Rocky Mountains resort ... to land on the culinary map, at least that’s the hope of famed chef Todd English. Whitefish, a boomtown in northwest Montana, has become a magnet ...

"The mountains are not very big and the valleys are not very low, but because of its proximity to the big city there is still something quite pristine and special about it." When to Go: December ...

Nothing stirs the senses quite like a mountain vacation getaway where the bounty of nature’s beauty takes center stage. From clear, crisp air to breathtaking vistas, a mountain vacation offers a ...

Other areas that produce sapphires include Australia, Thailand, Cambodia, Madagascar and Montana in the U.S., as well as other countries in Asia and Africa, the Institute reports. Throughout ...

The deep blue of sapphires makes it one of the most beautiful gemstones out there. If you’re looking for a fun and unique tour in Montana, head to Gem Mountain. This is another place where you ...

Mountains are areas of land that are much higher than the land surrounding them. They are higher and usually steeper than a hill and are generally over 600 metres high. They are often found ...