You Can’t Afford To Miss These 9 Free Outdoor Activities In Montana
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Jessica Wick
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All true Montanans love the great outdoors, and it’s safe to say we all love a good deal, too. While some outdoor activities can be very expensive, many are not – and you know what they say about the best things in life.
Enjoy these nine outdoor activities (and many more) without spending a dime.
Every spring and fall, Helena hosts two community art walks. This is a great time to get out and explore, and looking at art doesn't cost a thing. The Spring Art Walk is May 5, and it's one of several free outdoor events in Helena - there's also a Reeder's Alley block party in June.
Located near the Hyalite Reservoir just outside of Bozeman, this 1.2 mile hike is easy, fun and beautiful.
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The garden is open daily from dawn until dusk, and it's a peaceful and truly beautiful place.
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During National Fishing and Boating Week, most states offer free fishing days, meaning you'll be allowed to fish public waters without a fishing license. Montana's free fishing dates are June 17 and 18, according to takemefishing.com.
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You'll find free natural swimming holes all over Montana that are perfect for cooling off on a warm summer day. This is the The Dearborn River.
If you already own camping gear, find a free campsite and set up for some stargazing. Montana is basically one enormous campground, so finding a free spot to set up won't be difficult.
This year's dates are July 7-9. This festival is one of the largest free events in the Northwest.
Ross Creek Cedar Grove Scenic Area (near Troy) has a mile-long trail that takes you through some of our finest natural scenery.
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Our local city parks are not only free, but often well-maintained and beautiful. This is Mount Helena City Park, which includes miles of walking trails to explore.
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