Local's guide to Corvallis, Montana — the Teller Wildlife Refuge, the oldest Bitterroot Valley settlement, apple orchards and cideries, and the geographic and agricultural heart of the Bitterroot.
Local's guide to Victor, Montana — named for Salish Chief Victor, Bitterroot River fishing, the Victor Heritage Museum railroad depot, Victor Steakhouse, and the center of the Bitterroot Valley.
Local's guide to Florence, Montana — the Bitterroot Trail's northern section, Threemile Wildlife Management Area, Bitterroot River fishing, and authentic northern Bitterroot Valley character just 18 miles from Missoula.
Local's guide to Lakeside, Montana — Volunteer Park beach, Montana's first Alpine Coaster, Blacktail Mountain Ski Area, Tamarack Brewing, and the most affordable Flathead Lake west-shore community.
Somers is where the highway turns from the main Kalispell corridor onto the north shore of Flathead Lake, and where the Swan River ends its 70-mile journey from the Swan…
Local's guide to Condon, Montana — Holland Lake, Swan Valley loon watching, Bob Marshall Wilderness south access, Swan Lake, and the most underrated wildlife corridor in western Montana.
Local's guide to Charlo, Montana — the town named for the Salish chief who refused to leave his homeland, the Mission Valley agricultural heartland, wildlife refuges, and the Flathead Reservation.
Local's guide to St. Ignatius, Montana — 58 hand-painted murals by self-taught cook Brother Carignano, the Salish Lord paintings, National Bison Range, Mission Mountains, and the Flathead Reservation's cultural heartland.
Local's guide to Clinton, Montana — Rock Creek's legendary salmonfly hatch (world-famous among fly fishers), the Clinton Bar, Clark Fork River access, and the I-90 east corridor outside Missoula.
Local's guide to Frenchtown, Montana — Frenchtown Pond State Park, King Ranch Golf Course, Old Bull Brewing, French-Canadian settler heritage, and the best I-90 break between Missoula and Superior.