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The high country of Montana, the "Big Sky" country, calls to the wilderness-oriented with a force that is irresistible. It is Montana that flows through dreams, dominates cheerful planning sessions, and determines budgets. With good reason: Montana's wild vastness; its mountains, lakes and rivers; its light and openness, its clean air and the lift you feel inside when you pass a truck or car on a lonely road and get a friendly wave; its amazing animal and bird life abundance.There is no place on the planet like Montana, except Alaska, and Montana is a lot easier to get around in than Alaska. Once you've locked into Montana's pull, you know you have to go.
The best way to go to Montana is with Chuck Robbins as your guide. He's already been where you want to go.
Chuck Robbins has floated the rivers and walked the trails. He has sat on the overlooks where you can watch herds of buffalo, just as the mountain men saw them. He has trained his binoculars and cameras on more birds and wild animals than most of us could ever see in a lifetime. He has stayed in the wrong campgrounds and eaten in the wrong restaurants. He has fished the over-rated, over-crowded rivers and hunted where game was sparse. BUT . . . he has also done all these things in the right places, Great Places: Montana is his third book on the Rocky Mountain outdoors and is your personal guide to Montana's finest.
With Chuck Robbins and Great Places: Montana as your guides, you're going to make every dollar and every minute of your precious time count as you explore the wonders of Montana for your own personal outdoor adventure--whether bird-watching, trail-walking, wilderness backpacking, photography, fishing, hunting, float-tripping, or sight-seeing. Wildlife preserves, historical sites, detailed maps, internet resources, guides and outfitters--they're all in this book. You can trust Chuck Robbins to show you where and how to enjoy the outdoor life in Montana.
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