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Montana is a big state with dramatically different landscapes. The state is divided into six vacation regions, each with attractions and scenery that live up to its name.

For anglers who prefer to hire a fishing guide, Montana has some of the best licensed outfitters and guides in the country. Many tackle shops provide guides, but others operate independently as outfitters. Services vary from half-day trips to complete, multi-day vacations.

The mission of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation is to honor the remarkable historic legacy of Lewis and Clark through research, education, preservation, promotion, and coordination.

The purpose of the Montana Innkeepers Association is to enhance the quality of life in Montana through promotion of the hospitality industry and by fostering sustainable tourism.

Let an outfitter show you the time of your life on a Montana adventure vacation. With their knowledge and infectious love of Montana outdoors, these professionals make getting off-the-beaten path and into fun easy.

The Montana State Golf Association, founded in 1917, is a non-profit organization of member clubs, governed by amateur golfers, and dedicated to serving the game of golf in Montana. Nearly a century has come and gone yet this fundamental principle continues to guide us.

The Museums Association of Montana (MAM) promotes professionalism and cooperation among the museums of Montana. MAM is an organization for all types of museums--art, history, science, and general--and individuals who are interested in improving and strengthening Montana's museums.