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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, World Heritage Site
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Before the horse and the gun, native peoples hunted bison by stampeding the animals over rock ledges. One particular precipice...
Transboundary Flathead Valley - Where the Wild Things Are
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The North Fork of the Flathead River in B.C. and Montana has been called "the grizzliest place in the interior of North...
Lundbreck Falls Byway in Alberta SouthWest
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A short and pleasant detour at the transition from flatlands to front ranges....
Glenwood - Hill Spring Byway in Alberta SouthWest
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Mountains and foothills may present the signature vistas of Alberta SouthWest, but the eastern portion of the region provides...
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03/13/2010
Glacier’s blanket of snow reveals a frenzy of footprints, offering glimpses of wildlife activity that goes otherwise unseen. Join Glacier Institute instructor Brian Baxter on a three to four mile (round trip) snowshoe focusing... Learn More
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Owls of the Mission Valley: Hoots and Haunts
04/10/2010 - 04/11/2010
Montana boasts the largest number of breeding owl species of any state, from the massive great horned owl to the miniature pygmy owl. Join Denver Holt, a celebrated owl expert, to learn about the habitats, adaptations for... Learn More
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Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation Workshop and Festival
05/01/2010
The Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation is a non-profit organization in Bigfork, MT whose mission is to celebrate all genres of the guitar, inspired by the incredible beauty of the Crown of the Continent region of the... Learn More
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05/03/2010 - 05/09/2010
The magnificent upper Columbia Valley in the Canadian Rockies is the setting for a 7-day celebration that welcomes over 265 species of birds back home to the rich wetlands that flank the mighty Columbia River. Wings Over... Learn More
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05/16/2010
Springtime in Glacier is an explosion of life, with buds bursting, waterfalls gushing, and avalanches rumbling down the slopes. Enjoy this spring fervor while riding leisurely along the Going to the Sun Road (about six miles... Learn More
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05/21/2010
Spring is the favorite season for many visitors to Glacier National Park. Ride your bike on the Going-to-the-Sun Road, watch clown-faced harlequin ducks surfing the whitewater on McDonald Creek, and look for grizzlies graze... Learn More
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