Our Montana Page

From Glacier Park in the north to Yellowstone in the south (yes, part of Yellowstone is in Montana); from the mountains in the west to the plains in the east; and with everything in between, Montana has a lot to offer. That's why we love it.

We moved to Montana in 2001 and we still own property in the beautiful Missoula Valley. We have every intention of moving back when we leave Kwajalein.

Skiing, boating, hiking, biking or just a long Sunday drive - you name it we've got it in Montana.

Many Glacier Area of Glacier National Park

With millions of acres of hunting land and hundreds of lakes, rivers and streams teaming with fish, Montana is a hunter's and fisherman's paradise. Just look at the view from our living room window (right)!

Of course we couldn't "take" this critter even if we wanted to because we live inside the Missoula city limits. But it just goes to show you that Montana is also a place for the shutterbug.

Here are a few more pictures of Montana:

The View From Our Living Room Window


The view of the Missoula Valley from the "M", high atop Mt. Sentinel.	Looking west from Logan Pass at the top of "Going to the sun" Highway in Glacier National Park.

The Pines recreation area on the shores of Ft. Peck Lake, about 20 miles south of Glasgow, MT.	Fishing on Salmon Lake in the Blackfoot region of west-central Montana - about 45 minutes from Missoula.