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Exploring the great outdoors is easy under Montana’s wide open skies with rolling prairie plains and lonely highways. As the weather starts to cool off in September, it becomes even easier to enjoy all the treats that Montana has to offer without the summer tourist crowds. Given the northern location of this state, winter tends to come a little earlier than it does throughout the rest of the country, and because of this some roads and attractions may be closing for the season in September, weather depending. When scheduling any long distance trips or wilderness based activities in the many national parks and forests that exist in Montana, it is recommended to check with local authorities for any road or park closures.

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