Libby is a small town in Montana that was founded in the 1880s and named after the daughter of a local miner. Located on the beautiful Kootenai River at the foot of the Cabinet Mountains, the town has a history rooted in mining and timber and more recently tourism and is fondly known as the ‘City of Eagles’ due several eagle sculptures around town. Libby is surrounded by over two million acres of rugged landscapes that offer a wide variety of outdoor activities from hiking in the Kootenai National Forest to fishing on the 90-mile long Lake Koocanusa and in the Kootenai River.

McGinnis Meadows Cattle and Guest Ranch

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Kootenai National Forest

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