Here Are The 8 Biggest Risks Living In The State of Montana
There’s no such thing as a perfect state. Here in Montana, we have all we could ever want, but even paradise has its risks. Unfortunately, there are some bad things about living in Montana and you must take a few risks when living in Big Sky Country. Luckily, these risks are (probably) worth it.
Here are the biggest risks of living in Montana:
We love you, Montana, risks and all.
Do you love living in Montana? What are some of your favorite things about living in this great state? Let us know in the comments! And, if you are considering a move to this great state, check out this list of the safest and most peaceful places to live in Montana.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
More to Explore
bad things about living in montana
Is Montana a safe place to live?
As with any state in America, there are areas that are safe and wonderful places to live and raise a family, and there are others where it is dangerous and you will want to avoid it at all costs. One Montana town that typically ranks high due to its violent crime rates is Cut Bank. Helena, our capital city, also tends to top the list of the most dangerous cities in Montana as well. For more information, you can always check out our previous article covering some of the top most dangerous cities in Montana.
What are some of the best small towns in Montana?
Yes, we have dangerous cities, but Big Sky Country is also home to some of the most darling small towns. One of the most charming small towns in Montana to visit is Big Sky. Located in both Madison County and Gallatin County, this resort town offers it all. It is absolutely beautiful, home to an award-winning ski resort, offers shopping and dining opportunities, and so much more. Whether you plan to visit for the day or you are thinking about an entire weekend getaway, you won’t regret a visit to Big Sky.