We had our Instagram followers share their favorite things to do in Great Falls the other week. Typically, we share photos on our Instagram that highlight day hikes, day trips, and scenic drives from Great Falls that showcase our diverse landscapes and show opportunities for nature photography. But for this particular post, we asked them to share their favorite things

Imagine your boss telling you that you're starting a podcast at work and that you will be one of the cohosts. She wants to become famous, take over international charts, and start a world stadium tour. Having no idea how to podcast or what the episodes will be like, you begin to question yourself…and your boss. Fast forward to almost

We may or may not have one too many blog posts and articles about the fall season here, and we're okay with that. Summer gets pretty hot here, though we hear from some of our guests that it's a dry heat. The change of season not only offers a relief a heat, some rain (and probably snow), but we get

We love our day trips in Great Falls, Montana. Minutes away are diverse landscapes with varying opportunities for adventures. We’ve seen pictures of Rock City from our followers on Instagram but haven’t been there ourselves. So, when a team member had her family visit, they made the day trip to see Rock City and saw the rock formations that are

The Lewis and Clark Festival was earlier this summer, July 9-11, 2021. For the first time, it was held at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. In previous years, it was held at Gibson Park. The festival draws crowds from all over the nation. In fact, if you were to drive around the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center's parking lot

With the Canadian/U.S. border expected to open fully again, Canadians will be anxious to flock south to Great Falls for shopping and getaways. Great Falls is a hot spot for shopping-filled girl’s weekends or child-free weekends but if you’re heading down with your kids, there are some great activities to get you out of the stores and making lasting memories. I

So, I took the jump. After graduating from college this past December, the next challenge was finding a job in the midst of a pandemic. After a few lucky coincidences, the Montana State Parks AmeriCorps program brought me to Great Falls and First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park. AmeriCorps is the domestic version of the Peace Corps, a voluntary term

Usually, in June, I’m sitting in my boat at Holter Lake, Tiber Reservoir, or Lake Frances, fishing for walleye. However, when the wind comes up, and the fish don’t care what I have on my hook, I’ll take the hint and pull out my list of things I want to do and haven’t yet. It’s organized into half-day, day, and

If you can walk, you can snowshoe. We recently had Gerry Jennings on as a dam expert for our podcast (you can listen to the episode here), and she shared with us all things Silver Crest Trails. The multi-million dollar parking lot opens up adventures to the trails, where you can cross country ski, snowshoe, skate ski, all while getting