Information about Rosebud, Montana and Areacodes 406-213

The Great Falls of Montana has long been a tourist attraction for those visiting Montana. The history of the state is as fascinating as the lands themselves, and visitors can see with websites which tell the story of the era. This area's first residents were Bannock Indians, who built a fortress along the mouth of the Yellowstone Rivercalled the Great Falls of Montana. Following the country was incorporated in 1858, four Falls--the Silver Dike, Great Falls, Bighorn Falls, and St. Francis Falls--were constructed, but the previous one wasn't completed before the 1930s.

The Rockies, which offer breathtaking views of the North and South Misty Mountains and the farmlands that surround them dominate the landscape of Montana's southwest corner. There are many trail systems from the state, some of which will take you along the banks of the various canals and ponds, and many others of that wind past farmhouses and stone buildings at the quaint, historic towns of Helena, Missoula, Bozeman, and Missoula. The main attractions in the state are, of course, the parks, including Glacier National Park and the Jasper Ridge area of Glacier National Park. Also, through the Ironwood Wilderness, which is situated south of the Glacier National Park border, visitors can push along the route of the Yellowstone River. While there, the visitor learn more about the geysers of the Yellowstone River Valley and can take part in geothermal tours.

Missoula is frequently regarded as the"gateway to the west," due to its close affiliation with the British settlements of Britain and Canada. Towering waterfalls, wooded hills, and lakes characterize its vast landscape. Additionally, there are beautiful, historic towns and cities in town, including Yellow Medicine (pop) 46000), where one can enjoy the joys of horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, and boating. The Capitol, which is noted for its architecture, is a wonderful place to visit, and also the Old Capitol Building is very famous. Some of the other areas of the state that make fantastic holidays are: Bigfork, where visitors can rent cottages or bed and breakfasts; Bozeman, where you can enjoy horseback riding and biking; Missoula, that offers canoeing and hiking; and Kalispell, which features some of the finest breweries in the nation.