recreation

You have to pay to play in Montana. Play outdoors, that is. The toys, the gear, the vehicles, the activities, the permits, and everything else you might need to pursue Montana's outdoor adventures can get VERY expensive.

You'll have to do a lot more work these days to get the hell away from other people in Montana, but IT IS still possible. We just have to adjust our destinations and find legal lands or State Parks that aren't at the top of everyone's list.

All boat ramps at Cooney will now be closed for the remainder of the season, due to low water levels.

We daydreamed about where to put a rooftop pool in Billings and came up with five outrageous proposals.

The Sundance Recreation Area near Laurel just opened up 25 additional acres of riverfront access.

If you're looking for a weekend getaway that isn't far from Bozeman, a Forest Service cabin rental is a great option.

The City of Bozeman Library as well as the Parks and Recreation departments will be closing all facilities and canceling all programs in response to COVID-19.

With summer in full swing, you may be looking for ways to stay cool. Here are some great ideas!

I didn't think Montana could be summed up in one picture, but I stand corrected.

The Gallatin Valley YMCA has been around for years. Through the Y's programs, little humans in the Gallatin Valley have learned to kick soccer balls, bounce basketballs and improve their reading skills. But the YMCA hasn't had a place to call home...

With July being National Park and Recreation Month, leading personal finance social media network WalletHub took an in-depth look at 2014's Best & Worst Cities for Recreation. Montana is nowhere to be found?

Because Permits are required for private floats on this majestic site don't wait too long or you may miss your chance. Information inside.