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Montana as vast as the big sky, that blankets it, rich with natural resources – – – fertile soil, rivers, gold, forest wind – – – and overflowing with beauty. Imagine a place where winter means fresh powder days at one of the biggest ski resorts in America, followed by a night out at a concert or the symphony, opera or ballet. A place where spring means exploring the nearby 3.1 million-acre forest or relaxing on campus with a pick-up game of frisbee. Bozeman is ranked as the Number 3 College Town in America. The community surrounding Yellowstone offer a diverse range of experiences. From skiing, fishing, and abundance, outdoor adventures in a booming college town of Bozeman to the Hardin Colorado. Mary scenes just over the past and Livingston, the areas, rich culture is as rich as the landscape. Big sky and red Lodge offer year-round, resorts with ample cable, terrain and simply terrific places to stay.the little big Horne, Battlefield national monument is worth 1000s of Cheyenne, Sue, and Arapahoe warriors fought under such legendary figures as bowling crazy horse. Lieutenant, colonel George Armstrong, Custer, and more than 200 of his men from the seven of the cavalry died, in the brief battle. a wonderful way to explore. The monument is by hiking with a Native American guide through the Apsalooke Tours. And it’s hard to drive through Montana without running into a rodeo, the small town rodeos offer a unique window into the life here the biggest parties in the west. The highlights are the Mill city bucking Horse Sale weekend the third full weekend in May. The Gardner rodeo in mid June, the Augusta, American Legion, rodeo parade, the last Sunday