As one of the least populated states in the country and a name derived from the Spanish word for mountains, wide open spaces are a luxury in Montana. Come explore why this outdoor wonderland has be...

It only took half a billion years to grant government authorization to ensure the land called Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge could be enjoyed by thousands of animals and tourists each year. But ...

Northwestern Wyoming is a sprawling, open-air zoo. Here, forests, mountains, clear-running streams and verdant meadows nourish wolves, bison and bears - not too mention elk, eagles and bighorn shee...

Yellowstone National Park offers a number of ways to relax and have fun. Bring your own equipment, rent equipment from concessionaires, or book an all-inclusive package. Boating Launching ramps are...

Most of the time, seeing a wolf in person is not necessarily a good thing. Rare, for sure, but still a cause for concern. One of the best exceptions to this rule - and one of the greatest reasons f...

America’s first national park spans 3,468 square miles in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho with some of the most stunning geysers and hot springs in the world. Yellowstone National Park, established in 1...

With weekend sporting events, school field trips, and work and social commitments, it can often be hard for even the most well intentioned of families to take time out of their busy schedules for a...