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Located at the foot of the Crazy Mountains with an endless expanse of surrounding prairies, Big Timber is a great little town to visit on your way to the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. It is worth stopping by for the excellent blue ribbon fishing, great hiking, hunting golfing, or just floating in the river.

If you are there in July, you can enjoy the Montana-wide famous historical Big Timber rodeo. To get the feel of the city’s past and present, don’t miss the Crazy Mountain Museum where you can see the Cobblestone City, a finely detailed miniature model of Big Timber as it looked in 1907. You can also see photos and artifacts from the 1930 Cremer Rodeo and a Norwegian Stabbur, a stone house that shows town’s Norwegian heritage, as well as a one-room schoolhouse with desks, photos of the Presidents, and “real" blackboards and chalk.

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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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