http://montana.thetravelguideto.comYour Guide to Montana TravelenSun, 04 Jan 2009 19:26:34 -0600noYour Guide to Montana Travelhttp://montana.thetravelguideto.com/sluice-boxes-state-park.htmlWhen mining was king in Montana, railroad tracks snaked through mountain ranges to reach small boom towns and haul ore to market. One such mining area lay in the Little Belt Mountains south of Great Falls. The mining towns of Monarch, Neihart, Hughesville and Albright thrived briefly while the ore held out. Today, only the [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/montana-circuit-finals.htmlIt’s the 29th Anniversary of the Montana PRCA Pro Rodeo Circuit [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/ice-fishing-derby.htmlIf you love fishing, this is definitely an event you will want to attend! The Ice Fishing Derby is a two-day family event. The Havre Chamber Ag Committee fishing derby is designed for participants to win cash, have fun, and protect the fishery and raise scholarship funds. A Montana fishing license is required. Under 13 years [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/bitterroot-adventures.htmlSee and experience the rugged Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains of western Montana on an ATV or snowmobile. Many species of wildlife can be seen like elk, mule deer, white tailed deer, moose, coyotes and bald eagles. Our guided ATV and Snowmobile rides are tailored to your level of experience and ability. If you want to venture [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/avalanche-basin-outfitters.htmlAvalanche Basin Outfitters is located in the Big Belt Mountain Range of central Montana, hunting district 446. The hunting area lies 35 miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs and consists of 76,000 acres of beautiful, mountainous, private ranchlands. Hunters have averaged 73% success on five and six point bull elk and 62% success on four [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/showdown-ski.htmlNestled in the heart of the Little Belt Mountains you ‘ll find Showdown Ski Area. Since 1936, Showdown has been known for its family friendly atmosphere and amazing all natural snow. With a base area elevation that’s higher than many summits and a location that puts them right in the middle of the winter storm [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/garnet-ghost-town.htmlGarnet is a historic mining ghost town located in west central Montana and sits at an elevation of about 6,000 feet at the head of First Chance Creek. It was named after the brown garnet rock which was used as an abrasive and a semi-precious stone found in the area. The town dates back to [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/yesterdays-soda-fountain.htmlYesterday’s Soda Fountain was established in 1994 with the vision of bringing back the romance and nostalgia of yesteryear to Ennis, Montana. Yesterday’s features a pink marble soda fountain and back-bar that were originally installed in Blaksley’s Cigar Store in Forsyth, Montana in 1929. In 1986, this fountain was restored to its original working condition [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/two-medicine-dinosaur-center.htmlMontana’s Two Medicine Dinosaur Center includes the world’s longest dinosaur, a skeletal model display of a Seismosaurus, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Dave Trexler, Two Medicine paleontologist designed and built this natural-looking 137 foot model with a curved the neck and tail. Other displays include the first baby dinosaur remains found in [...]http://montana.thetravelguideto.com/absaroka-dogsled-treks.htmlMush your own team of huskies on a snow covered trail running alongside a pristine mountain stream. It’s your opportunity to enjoy the unique experience of dogsledding for a day. Drawn by a team of Alaskan and Siberian huskies, Absaroka Dogsled Treks offer you the adventure of a lifetime! Bundle up the kids and mush a [...]nonadult