There are some places in Montana that are still wild, free and undisturbed. And for this messy-haired Montana girl that grew up in the shadow of the Rocky Mountain Front, it’s probably no surprise that my soul connects with places that are wild and free. Earlier this month, I was able to connect with one such place: Western Montana’s Lincoln County.

Located in the far northwest corner of the state, Lincoln County is home to expansive wilderness, old growth forests, small towns and a cast of lovable characters (AKA my favorite kind of people) that make up small town Montana.
While there, we explored various off-the-beaten path attractions and visited some of my favorite places near Libby.




After exploring Libby, Troy and Yaak, we made our way to one of the cutest (literally, it is so cute) towns in northwest Montana: Eureka.








It was a lovely few days in one of Montana’s most stunning places. And I already can’t wait to go back.
Your turn: Where are some of the places that you feel most connected to?
xo,
TT
September 24, 2014
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