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That is a common response from a lot of people who live here. Try to keep the secret. Let everybody go west and think they found the best of Montana. We will know better.

Makoshika is a great area to explore and virtually at the edge of the city limits of Glendive. American Prairie has some yurts for rent by Judith Landing on the Missouri. Great place to unwind and see wildlife. East of Ashland is beautiful and also remote. I like to do the Pryor Mountains from...

That is a culture shock, although I liked Chicago to visit. I am in Laurel and do mostly eastern Montana. Stay out of the trees and mountains. Welcome to Big Sky Country.

A little south of Billings is the Pryor Mountains and lots of exploring and dispersed camping. I 90 corridor is great for exploring as long as you want to drive the gravel roads. But camping is cheap in the smaller towns along the way. I have driven the state east and west of Billings on...

Me too, WY BDR looks good.

A lot of history in that country around you. The Shonkin Sag, Fort Benton, and the Missouri river out your back door. Beautiful place to explore and no crowd.

It sounds like you like the mountains. Here is a list of low traffic sights to see. Some ideas not a lot of people see. May be too far away for your time. We just got more snow last night. Don't know how accessible the mountains will be.

Let me put together a list.

The pryors south and east of Bridger, MT offer lots of trails and poking around sights. Wild horse range is accessible although June could have some left over snow and muddy roads. From Bridger over to Lovell and into the Bighorn Canyon over Burgess Junction is alot of day trip stuff. June in...

I like that idea, Love that country up there and visit Glasgow yearly. I will check out the maps. Also like the ferry trip. I have done Fort Benton to Lewistown and found that so interesting. Amazed at the wheat harvest in that section of MT.

Laurel here. Mostly I explore with a 2014 Yamaha Super Tenere. I am open to any exploring or a meetup. I do also travel in a 2016 Chevy 2500HD, but mostly the bike. My goal is to drive every road in the state and visit every state and national park.

Agreed, in fact, I feel anything you want to use for storage has something that will limit function. But aren't we always looking for the perfect whatever???

I like the Decked system because I get full use of my box above it. I have had crossover toolboxes and hate the smaller box area left over. The loss of half the height of the box was a concern at first, but is less so now after using it for awhile. Pros: A lot of secure space out of sight...

I like Silverados and wonder why they aren't used more. I have a 2016 2500HD Z71 gas Crew Cab and it works great for traveling the back country for me. Leveling kit, decked toolbox, Leitner Rack and it goes where I want to go. Works for me during the week and weekend. Usually drive them close to...