hiking

See why Montana being left off this list is actually a good thing.

Why you should push down those rock formations you see on your next hike

Montana's petrified forest is unique for a special reason. Some of the ancient tree trunks remain upright, frozen in time.

Since Mother Nature hasn't figured out that it's supposed to be winter, we might as well get out and enjoy the trails!

Explore Wyoming's least explored mountains.

Even if you've heard of this eastern Montana gem, I bet there are dozens of incredible things you may not know about Makoshika State Park. Although it's vastly different than more popular National and State parks, as Montana's largest state park - there are plenty of attractions and WAY FEWER PEOPLE.

Redditor isweariamyelling wants ideas of things to do in Billings. Thankfully, myself and the Redditors on the Billings subreddit have some options!

It's a great choice from Travel and Leisure, but how can you pick ONE trail in Montana and call it the "best hike" in the entire state?

Today's topic is "going the distance". I saw on Q2's website a story about a guy who was planning on a 400-mile paddleboarding trip that would take him from Gardiner to Terry. Very ambitious. And last week there was a soldier that walked 22 miles in full gear...

Two of the most popular ice caves are within 100 miles or so from Billings. They're naturally about 40 degrees cooler than ambient temperatures and contain ice year-round.