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Sidney is a small peaceful community on the banks of the Yellowstone River in the heart of the fertile 75-mile-long valley. All the way to the horizon you can see grains, corn, sugar beets, hay and beans.

The pastoral landscape is broken by oil rigs – Sidney is part of the Williston Oil Basin. The untouched nature around the valley is rich in scenic scarlet scoria hills, bluffs, and badlands.

The river offers great fishing and all kinds of water sports. Hunting and agate hunting are also popular, and so is hiking along the historic Lewis and Clark Trail. Check the Sidney's MonDak Heritage Center Museum and Art Gallery with many significant historic artifacts such as the St. Cyr gun collection and early photos. In the summer, you can enjoy the Sunrise Festival of the Arts, the Lone Tree Gun Show, the Richland County Fair and Rodeo, and the Wine and Food Festival.

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Visit Glacier National Park Have a picnic on Flathead Lake Admire Missoula's natural beauty Enjoy a family trip to Bozeman, Montana Indulge in exciting winter activities in Big Sky Take in the views at Lake McDonald Take pictures of Great Falls Visit the Garden of One Thousand Buddhas Spend a night in West Yellowstone Enjoy a fun getaway in Butte, Montana Tour the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument Ski at the Whitefish Mountain Resort Learn about local history in Billings Spend your summer vacation in Livingston Explore the wilderness surrounding Cooke City Discover Miles City's charm Discover the art scene in Bigfork Take a trip to St. Ignatius Day trip to Glasgow, Montana Step back in time at Fort Benton, Montana Discover quiet Sidney, MT Enjoy a rodeo in Big Timber, Montana Hike The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Take in the view from the Hungry Horse Dam Spot elk at the National Elk Refuge in Jackson

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