Things To Do in Greycliff, Montana

Inscription. Called Awaxaawippiia by the Apsaalooka (Crow) Indians, the Crazy Mountains, which you can see to the northwest, are an igneous formation forged about 50 million years ago. For the Apsaalooka, they are the most sacred ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1866 William Thomas, his son Charles, and a driver named Schultz left southern Illinois bound for the Gallatin Valley, Montana. Travelling by covered wagon they joined a prairie schooner outfit at Fort Laramie, Wyoming, ... More on HMDB

A week-long backpacking vacation into a popular hiking area with a myriad of side trip opportunities. Nicely suited to backpackers who like to set up a base camp. Most locals consider the Boulder R... More on Trails

This rates among hte most beautiful places I have seen anywhere. More on Trails

A fairly accessible alpine lake basin below Crazy Peak in the Crazy Mountains. Blue Lake and four other beautiful lakes are nestled in a high basin in the shadow of mighty Crazy Peak, the highest p... More on Trails

Great hike except the driving directions and the map are a bit off. The tur More on Trails

Welcome to Montana's first and most complete waterpark. We have a complete concession stand or bring your own picnic/BBQ. Enjoy your lunch in our shaded picnic area. We ... More on familydaysoutusa

A remote,uncrowded mountain lake, one of the nicest places in the entire Wilderness Preservation System that nobody goes to. Only well-conditioned backpackers could make it into ... More on Trails

West Boulder River and some very nice brown trout. The fast pocket water of the upper West Boulder holds mostly smaller rainbows, but you can usually catch a lot of them. A good hiking/horseback trail runs from the campground at the ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Away from the crowded, more publicized rivers, where Montana's Crazy Mountains tumble down to Big Timber Creek are the Boulder and Yellowstone Rivers. These great and uncrowded fishing streams are embraced by a remarkable ecosystem ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Yellowstone River is the longest river in Montana. Throughout its entire length from its beginning in Yellowstone National Park to its confluence with the Missouri River in North Dakota, the ri... More on AnglerWeb.com

Annually, anglers from all over the country and abroad come to the banks of the Yellowstone to pay homage to this revered river. The Yellowstone commands respect and inspires devotion, with a verit... More on Trails

The scenic, fish-filled West Boulder River flows along the entire route. One of the highlights of this hike is the drive to the trailhead. West Boulder Road winds through a scenic slice of the real Montana wide-open spaces, snowcapped ... More on Trails