A very talented student from Greenville College, Logan Patrick Nelson, took some really beautiful video while on a camping trip to Hyalite Peak this past summer.
The summer isn't over just yet! At least four campgrounds previously closed due to danger from the Miner Paradise Complex Fire danger will be opened. Where will you be going?
Here's a super practical, timely "How To" video for the typical Montanan. It's an easy way to make a camp stove out of supplies most Montanans will have on hand while camping. Put this Beer Can Stove to good use and be safe!
The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission is seeking public comment on the proposed Fishing Access Site (FAS) Annual Rule. The proposed rule sets the fees for FAS camping, group use permits, facility rentals, and special recreation permits (SRP) on the Blackfoot and Madison rivers. See the proposed rule and comment here:
Great overstocked, discounted camping and outdoor gear will be sold at unbelievable low prices from Friday, September 8 - Sunday, September 10. Don't miss the Gearage Sale at 2134 Industrial Drive in Bozeman!
Us Montanans love to camp, and most of us like to eat well too. Well, the folks at Belgrade Machine & Tools have created the coolest (and best looking) camp stove ever. Santa, if you're reading this.....I'd like one.
No, we are not talking about our friend with a memorable laugh and lives in a playhouse. We are talking about a product from Cleanwaste that shares the same name. The Pee-Wee is a unisex, portable, biodegradable urine bladder. The makers suggest storing a Pee-Wee in every glove box, backpack, and anywhere else you might wind up in a pinch. Still not convinced you need one? Watch the humorous promo
It seems that Fall began in earnest in just a few hours this week. Walk in side for a bit, then walk back out to leaves all over the ground. Montana is BEAUTIFUL in the Fall, but it doesn't last long. Here are some cool ideas to see it before it instantly turns into Winter.
Area recreationalists are being urged to keep bear and wildlife awareness in mind, given the late melt-off of the snow pack and increased likelihood of encounters. US Forest Service wildlife officials are urging national forest visitors across Montana and Northern Idaho to exercise more caution as they explore national forest areas to reduce the potential for adverse wildlife encounters this summe