Augusta Gazette – For Rent
Relocate in Montana with the help of these classified listings for apartment, house, and duplex rentals.
Website: http://augustagazette.com/classifieds.inn?loc=detail&m
Billings Gazette – Rentals
Rent an apartment, house, townhouse, condo, mobile home, storage space or garage in Montana. Classified listing also offer furnished housing.
Website: http://classifieds.billingsgazette.com/Friday.inn?loc=
Bozeman Daily Chronicle – Rentals
Find apartments and houses near Montana State University, in Springville, or in other areas. Classified ads describe housing and amenities.
Website: http://news.mywebpal.com/news_tool_v2.cfm?pnpid=311&om=7&sho
Choteau Acantha – Residential Rentals
Make a home in a Montana apartment, house, or mobile home available for a monthly fee. Also find people looking for housing for rent.
Website: http://www.choteauacantha.com/classifieds/#ResidentialZZZZRe
Golden Triangle – Real Estate
Buy or rent a home in Montana. Look for houses, apartments, and condos.
Website: http://triangle.townnews.com/classifieds/#REALZZZZESTATE
Great Falls Tribune – Unfurnished Apartments
Rent a home in Montana through these classified ads. Find apartments, duplexes, and luxury developments.
Website: http://classifieds.gftribune.com/osform/MVCCService?osform_t
Montana – Hungry Horse News – For Rent
Look for available Montana rental housing in these classified ads. Find apartments and houses.
Website: http://www.hungryhorsenews.com/classifieds.inn?loc=det
Montana Standard – Rentals
Butte housing is advertised in these Montana classified ads. Find an apartment with or without furniture, a duplex, a house, or a mobile home.
Website: http://classifieds.mtstandard.com.inn?loc=detail&main=
Paragould Daily Press – Rentals
Browse the entirety of this classified ad listing, or check out houses, mobile homes, or apartments for rent in Montana.
Website: http://www.paragoulddailypress.com/classifieds.inn?loc…
- AbbreviationFinder: Do you know how many initials that contain the word of Montana? Check this URL to search for a full list of organizations and names with the state of Montana.
- Countryaah: Provides a calendar of all 2020, 2021, and 2022 public holidays for Montana. On the site, you can see comprehensive list of national business holidays that are celebrated within Montana.
The boundless vastness of the “Big Sky State” will enchant you. Huge glaciers, endless prairies and wonderful national parks await you!
Montana, the “Big Sky State”, enchants with its wild west romanticism and the seemingly limitless expanse. The rugged mountains, high prairies, lakes and rivers, dark green forests and mountain meadows littered with wild flowers will cast a spell over you and make a vacation in this state an unforgettable experience.
Some ranches in Montana offer you the opportunity to participate in cattle drives. Here, a herd of cattle is driven from one place to another by cowboys on horseback. This was originally used to supply gold prospectors. The two national parks, Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park, are attractive and very worthwhile excursion destinations due to their diverse flora and fauna.
Scare yourself in the ghost town of Nevada City, visit the former capital of Montana, Virginia City, or go on a boat tour on Flathead Lake. Montana is full of possibilities!
Highlights not to be missed: Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Flathead Indian Reservation and Crow Indian Reservation, and the cities of Helena, Bozeman, Butte, Whitefish, Red Lodge, Virginia City.
Highlights in Montana
- Western Heritage Center
The Western Heritage Center offers around 16,000 showpieces on the different cultures that shaped the face of the city. - Virginia City
Virginia City, formerly the capital of Montana during the gold rush with over 15,000 residents, is today, together with the neighboring town of Nevada City, the only city in the USA that is completely listed and looks as it did 100 years ago. - Philipsburg
Search for sapphires in the Sapphire Gallery, let yourself be seduced by delicious candys or visit the historic theater in the small western town.
Cities worth seeing
- Whitefish
The small town in the west of Glacier National Park is a worthwhile destination for both winter sports enthusiasts and summer vacationers. - Butte
Butte was founded in the late 19th century as a mining settlement and called the “richest hill in the world”. - Billings
The 950 meter high Billings is named after the former president of the railway company, Frederick Billings. - Bozeman
The university city has the largest museum on the history of the Plains Indians.
State Facts & Figures
Area: 380,838 km²
Population: approx. 990,000 (2.5 per km²)
Capital: Helena (approx.28,000 pe)
Highest point: Granite Peak (3,901 m)
State Bird: Western Meadowlark
State flower: Bitterroot
State tree: Ponderosa Pine
State animal: Grizzly Bear
Taxes: State Sales Tax: none
Time zone: Mountain Standard Time (CET -8 hours)
Maximum speed: Interstates between 65 mph and 75 mph, other roads 70 mph
International airports: Billings
Festivals & events in Montana
Montana hosts numerous events, concerts, festivals and other events every year that you as a visitor should not miss. For you we have listed the most important and most beautiful events that will enrich your vacation in the Big Sky State.
Montana Folk Festival
Butte, first weekend in July: The Montana Folk Festival goes into its tenth round in 2017 and inspires its visitors every year with the best that Montana has to offer. The colorful program, which ranges from live performances by many bands and singers and artistic interludes to delicious food, is based on a different motto each year. In 2016 it was about B. around the indigenous people of Montana.
North American Indian Days
Browning, second weekend in July: The North American Indian Days is a gathering of many different American tribes, which is organized by the Blackfeet Indians. In 2016 the Powwow took place for the 65th time. Experience 4 days that focus on dance competitions, games and athletic competitions and meet members of tribes from across the United States and Canada.
Bannack Days
Bannack State Park, third weekend in July: The life of the first pioneers is the focus of the Bannack Days. Learn how to spin wool, weave a basket or how to make wagon wheels. Enjoy the music, shoot with a black powder rifle and try your luck while panning for gold – the possibilities are almost endless. But be careful: if a gunfight breaks out on Main Street, you should take cover quickly!
Montana Fair
Billings, third week in August: More than 250,000 people visit the nine-day agricultural fair every year. And not without reason, because you can expect many stages with music, show and comedy acts, a rodeo, the Rimrock Auto Arena and much more. If you need a break in between, you should try the numerous regional delicacies of the exhibitors.
