Montana Cities

Montana: Big sky country

The state of Montana is a favorite travel and relocation destination for those in search of outdoor adventure, amazing natural scenery and a taste of the old west. A popular relocation state for many seeking a more grass roots atmosphere, back to basics lifestyle, Montana has something to offer nearly everyone. The many well-spaced cities throughout the state offer great restaurants and five-star hotels for business and pleasure travelers alike. Summertime draws tourists to such natural wonders as Glacier National Park, where the Rocky Mountain vistas and sparkling clean glacial lakes provide a wealth of recreational opportunities.

While Montana ranks fourth in the U.S. in geographic size, its population puts it in the 44th slot in the nation, reflecting the state's reputation for wide open spaces. Weather varies across the vast expanse of the state, but wherever you go in Montana, you will enjoy four definitive seasons. The western portion of the state, delineated by the Rocky Mountain range, or Continental Divide, is principally fueled by the lumber, mining, and tourism industries, with seasonal jobs at Glacier National Park and the area's many dude ranches plentiful. East of the Rockies, Montanans primarily ranch and raise wheat, augmented by oil and coal concerns.

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