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Showing featured cities and towns with dedicated pages in . This is a curated subset, not a complete list of every community in the region.
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Ballantine
Ballantine is 9 miles northeast of Billings along Interstate 94. Nearby Pompeys Pillar contains the signature of Captain...
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Big Timber
Big Timber is a successful agricultural area, with strong community bonds. The beautiful Crazy Mountains provide a perfe...
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Black Eagle
Black Eagle almost adjoins Great Falls. It was named for the Black Eagle Falls on the Missouri, which in turn were named...
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Bloomfield
Bloomfield is twenty-three miles north of Glendive. The town is located near the Big Sheep Mountains in eastern Montana....
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Canyon Creek
Canyon Creek is just a few miles from Marysville, a former gold camp that is now almost a ghost town. The small communit...
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Clyde Park
The Crazy Mountains and the Bridger Range provide a breathtaking view for Clyde Park nestled in the Shields Valley betwe...
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Coffee Creek
Coffee Creek was named for the creek with water a dark, coffee-brown color. In early days this was a favorite stopping p...
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Columbia Falls
Nestled in the Northeast corner of the spectacular Flathead Valley lies a community which boasts Montana hospitality and...
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Cooke City
Cooke City is one of the entrances to Yellowstone National Park. It is perhaps most famous for the road that connects Co...
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Corwin Springs
In 1909, Dr. F.E. Corwin, a physician formerly employed by Chico Hot Springs and then the Electric Hot Springs Company,...
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Crow Agency
Crow Agency is the headquarters of the Crow Indian Reservation and is close to the Bighorn Recreation Area and Little Bi...
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Culbertson
Culberston's economic mainstays of grain and cattle have been augmented with oil production. About 25 miles north i...
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Valley is a meadowland surrounded on the east and the west by mountain ranges. More museums and historical co...
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East Glacier Park
East Glacier Park is the perfect point to start, headquarter or end your visit to Glacier National Park. There are over...
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East Helena
East Helena was named for its location in relation to Helena. In 1888, a large lead smelter was built and operated until...
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Forest Grove
Forestgrove named for the stand of trees in this fertile valley at the foothills of the beautiful Little Snowy Mountains...
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Fort Belknap
This is the agency headquarters for the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. The Gros Ventre and the Assiniboine, who were f...
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Fort Benton
Fort Benton is recognized as a National Historic Landmark, because of the importance it played as the head of navigation...
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Fort Harrison
Fort Harrison, located three miles west of Helena, is officially known as Fort William Henry Harrison. Established in Ma...
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Fort Smith
Fort C.F. Smith was established on August 12, 1866, to protect immigrants traveling on the Bozeman Trail from attacks by...
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Four Buttes
Four Buttes, received its name from the four unusual buttes that tower above the prairie west of town. These buttes were...
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Frenchtown
About 16 miles northwest of Missoula is Frenchtown, a community founded years ago by French Canadian settlers. Situated...
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Gallatin Gateway
Gallatin Gateway is twelve miles southwest of Bozeman on the Gallatin River. It is located at the mouth of the canyon on...
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Glacier National Park
Explore things to see and do in Glacier National Park. Established as a National Park in 1910 it is a land of mountain r...
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Gold Creek
Gold Creek, at the junction of Gold Creek and the Clark Fork River, is claimed to be the location where gold was first d...
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Grantsdale
Grantsdale is three miles south of Hamilton along US Highway 93 at the foot of the Bitterroot Mountains. Hamilton is hom...
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Grass Range
Grass Range grew up in the middle of some of the finest open grassland used by the early cattle operations and was named...
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Great Falls
Great Falls straddles the Missouri River and is known as the "Electric City" because of its numerous dams and...
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Heart Butte
Heart Butte is located 26 miles south of Browning on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation near the Continental Divide and Gl...
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs is at the edge of the Flathead Indian Reservation. Founded in 1910, is named for the local hot mineral sprin...
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Hungry Horse
Hungry Horse is at the edge of the lake formed by Hungry Horse Dam. It is a stone's throw away from Glacier Nationa...
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Jefferson City
Jefferson City area mines have produced millions of dollars' worth of silver and gold. Tizer Botanic Gardens and Ar...
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Judith Gap
Judith Gap is located 17 miles north of Harlowton in central Montana. Nestled between the Snowy Mountains to the east, t...
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Livingston
Livingston is the historic train town from the late 1880's that will keep you coming back. Livingston was the “Orig...
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Lodge Grass
Lodge Grass, on the Little Bighorn River and the Crow Indian Reservation, is a center for ranches whose herds graze the...
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Martin City
Martin City boomed when the Hungry Horse Dam project started. It is located near scenic Glacier National Park. The Marti...
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Martinsdale
Martinsdale was a sheepman's town; to the west is the Smith ranch of 86,000 acres and to the east the Bair spread o...
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Marysville
Once a thriving gold camp, Marysville now a small community with several historic buildings listed on the National Regis...
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Mcallister
McAllister is seven miles north of Ennis. The general store and post office are located almost on the shore of Ennis Lak...
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Medicine Lake
Medicine Lake takes its name from the nearby lake which was named by the Indians because they found many medicinal herbs...
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Miles City
Steeped in Western history, Miles City remains a true Western town. Vast stretches of plains and badlands branch out in...
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Montana City
Montana City located five miles south of Helena was once a thriving gold camp located along Great Northern railroad. The...
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Musselshell
Musselshell is located 20 miles east of Roundup along the Musselshell River. Musselshell takes its name from the Mussels...
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Nevada City
In Nevada City and Virginia City, shop, dine and sleep without leaving the atmosphere of the 1890s. You will find fascin...
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Philipsburg
The 1890s mining town has been renovated into National Historic Business District. Quaint shops, walking or auto tours a...
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Plentywood
Plentywood is located in the Northeast corner of the state and has served as a trading post for the people living in tha...
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Polebridge
Polebridge is at the northwestern edge of Glacier National Park. Today Polebridge consists of a scattering of houses, ca...
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Pompeys Pillar
Pompeys Pillar is on the banks of the Yellowstone River. The town is named for the nearby rock outcropping, which is tod...
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Powderville
Powderville is in the southeast corner of the state on the Powder River. The Powder River Historical Museum in nearby Br...
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Radersburg
Radersburg is located southwest of Townsend. Radersburg is an old mining town located near the Elkhorn Mountains offerin...
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Raynesford
In the early 1900s mining dominated the mountains south of Great Falls and countless small settlements filled the coulee...
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Reed Point
Reed Point is a small town nestled below the foothills on its south and bordered by the Yellowstone River on its north....
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Sand Coulee
Sand Coulee is located about twelve miles east and south of Great Falls in a small coulee with high sandstone cliffs. Sa...
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Sand Springs
Sand Springs gets its name for the wide expanse of sandy soil and the life-giving springs in the area. Sand Springs was...
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Santa Rita
Santa Rita is on the road to the Cut Bank oil and natural gas fields This small town in northwestern Montana is not far...
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Seeley Lake
Seeley Lake, flanked by the Mission and Swan mountain ranges, is situated on one of Montana most scenic drives, Hwy 83....
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Silver Gate
Silver Gate is located on the Montana/Wyoming border at the northeast entrance into Yellowstone National Park. Surrounde...
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Silver Star
Silver Star is between Whitehall and Twin Bridges and is one of the oldest towns in the state. Silver Star was a supply...
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Springdale
Springdale is along Interstate 90 on the Yellowstone River. Springdale Bridge is a state fishing access site along the r...
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Square Butte
Square Butte is located midway between Stanford and Fort Benton on scenic Highway 80. In Square Butte, view the historic...
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St Ignatius
Rich in history and native culture, the small town of St. Ignatius on the Flathead Indian Reservation offers beautiful v...
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Stevensville
Flanked by the Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains, the small, historic town of Stevensville in the Bitterroot Valley offe...
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Sweetgrass
Sweetgrass is a port of entry very near the Canadian border. The town name comes from the abundance of "sweet"...
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Thompson Falls
Thompson Falls is a friendly town nestled in a quiet valley along the beautiful Clark Fork River. Millions of acres of n...
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Three Forks
Situated just off I-90, this small town offers big outdoor recreation opportunities. Nearby Missouri Headwaters State Pa...
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Trout Creek
Trout Creek, famous for its abundance of huckleberries, has been proclaimed by the legislature as the huckleberry capita...
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Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges, located where the Beaverhead, Big Hole, Ruby and Jefferson rivers meet, provides exceptional recreational...
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Virginia City
Virginia City was born with the discovery of gold in Alder Gulch in 1863. A boom town of the post Civil War era, Virgini...
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Walkerville
Walkerville, a historic district adjacent to Butte, was named for the Walker Brothers of Salt Lake City, Utah, who owned...
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Warm Springs
Warm Springs located near Deer Lodge, Butte and Anaconda was named for the nearby hot springs. Nearby Lost Creek State P...
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West Glacier
West Glacier anchors the western entrance to Glacier National Park and provides a variety of visitor services including...
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West Yellowstone
This small, fun-filled town is a mecca for year-round outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Summer finds visitors fly fishing,...
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White Sulphur Springs
Full of western flavor and small town appeal, this town welcomes visitors with mineralized hot springs, for which the to...
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Whitewater
Whitewater is 16 miles south of the Morgan port of entry into Canada (or Monchy port of entry from Canada) and north of...
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Willow Creek
Willow Creek was named for the creek on which it is located and the creek was named for the many willows along its banks...
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Wise River
Wise River is surrounded by a half-million acres of peaks, lakes and headwaters in the Pioneer Mountains and offers some...
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Wolf Creek
Wolf Creek is north of Helena off I-15 and an important recreation center for water lovers. It was named for the large c...
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Wolf Point
Wolf Point is a county seat in the northeastern part of the state where Wolf Creek flows into the Missouri River and is...
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