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Montana State and Visitor Information

Even in the 1860s Native Americans still considered Montana their promised land. This vast region, which they called the Land of the Shining Mountains, was the hunting ground for great herds of buffalo--their mainstay for meat, hides, and the bones used to fashion tools and utensils. Before the wanton slaughter of the animals for sport, the northern wilderness was broken only by the trails of trappers and explorers, with a small scattering of fur-trading posts, Army forts, and mission settlements. The topography of the state is diverse, but roughly defined by the Continental Divide, which runs on an approximate diagonal through the state from northwest to south-central, splitting it into two distinct eastern and western regions. Montana is well known for its mountainous western region, most of which are geologically and geographically part of the Northern Rocky Mountains. The Absaroka and Beartooth ranges in the south are technically part of the Central Rocky Mountains. However, about 60% of the state is actually prairie, part of the northern Great Plains

Montana is the fourth-largest state in the country and 44th in population, Montana's majestic landscapes have some wonderful bed and breakfast inns, country inns, B&B ranches, mountain ski lodges, urban inns, guesthouses and homestay B&Bs. Go white-water rafting  when you visit Glacier National Park. Hike or bike the extensive mountain trails. Boating, off-roading and snowmobiling information is available from Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Wherever you go, there is sure to be a bed & breakfast in Montana to meet your accommodation needs.

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