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South Sandstone Fishing Access Site

South Sandstone Reservoir is located in southeast Montana and encompasses 372 acres. Camping is permitted. There is a 7 day stay limit. Restrooms, drinking water and access for camp trailers is available. Fishing, swimming and boating may be enjoyed on the reservoir. A boat ramp is ...

Sandstone Ridge Trail

Distance: 14.8 miles Trailhead: Trailhead Rock Creek Road 102, 2 miles south of Sira CG Trail Ends: Forest Service Road16118 accessed from Sliderock Mountain or Upper Willow Creek Sandstone Ridge Trail (228) goes up to the top of the east side of Rock Creek. Then it follows the ridge all the way ...

Baker Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture

Baker's early years first boomed when the Milwaukee Railroad came across Montana in the 1900s. It received its name from A.G. Baker, the construction engineer for the main railroad line. In 1915, a driller, seeking water, discovered natural gas. Many wells in the vicinity later produced oil in ...

Carter County Chamber of Commerce in Ekalaka

Home of one of the most significant local museums in Montana, Carter County Museum which features many fossils, artefact's and prehistoric specimens, including the nearly complete skeleton of an Anatosaurus, or duck-billed dinosaur. Nearby Medicine Rocks State Park was once a place of 'big ...

The Blue Canoe Lodge

Bald eagles nest in nearby cottonwoods and this stretch of the Missouri remains much as it was when Meriwether Lewis climbed nearby Tower Rock to marvel at 'immense herds of buffalo.' Two hundred years later, the river still churns out of the mountains, creating the perfect habitat for wildlife ...

Sand Coulee

Sand Coulee is located about twelve miles east and south of Great Falls in a small coulee with high sandstone cliffs. Sand Coulee is located in an area teeming with great Montana attractions. Within a thirty-mile radius you will find Great Falls, which offers museums, shopping, the Lewis and Clark ...

The Barnsion

The Barnsion setting is on a large central Montana ranch sitting between four mountain ranges. You have 360 degree views awaiting you with all the sights, sounds, and smells you would expect on any working cattle, sheep, grain, and haying ranch. It would not be uncommon for several hundred cattle ...

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

Anaconda grew quickly after Copper King Marcus Daly established it as his smelter town in 1883, but the community’s Episcopalians needed to wait seven years before they could lay the cornerstone for St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on October 21, 1890. Before then, they had depended on priests from ...