Helena, Montana lies within a few miles of three large reservoirs on the Missouri River.  As a result, just outside of town is some of the finest boating and fishing in the Rocky Mountain West. 

Holter Lake is home to the Gates of the Mountains National Recreation Area.  This pristine wilderness was first discovered and named by Lewis and Clark in 1805.

Towering 1,200 foot limestone cliffs on either side of the lake provide an unfogettable setting for boating, fishing and camping.  For further detais, click here.

Mountain View Meadows is just a few miles from the Helena National Forest.  With almost 1,000,000 acres of pristine mountains, unforgettable hiking and camping is just outside your back door.

The National Forest also has hundreds of miles of back country roads and trails.  As a result, new adventures are just over the next ridge or down the next valley.

The milti-use tradition of our National Forests allows you to hike and camp almost anywhere.  Accordingly,  these seemingly endless wild spaces become your back yard and playground when you purchase a home in Mountain View Meadows. For further details about outdoor activities available throughout Montana

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Helena, Montana lies in the heart of the Rockies, ideally situated almost halfway in between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks.  A few hour drive will place you at the gateway of either one of these national treasures.

Glacier National Park is one of the jewels of the National Park System.  Going-to-the-Sun Road offers one the most unforgettable trips avaible anywhere in the lower 48 states.

Yellowstone was our first National Park and is also one of our largest.  Yellowstone has over 10,000 thermal features, including world-famous Old Faithful.  For more information on these national treasures, click here.

Known as the "Best Small Art Town in America", Helena Montana has much to offer for those who appreciate the fine arts. 

Helena offers art-lovers the Helena Symphony, the Western Rendezvous of Art (a nationaly recognized art show and auction), the Archie Bray foundation for the Ceramic Arts, the Grand Street Theatre, Shakespeare in the Park and the Myrna Loy Center for the Perfoming Arts.

Added to that is the famous Last Chance Stampede Rodeo -- a classic western professional rodeo and fair.  For more information on arts and cultural activities, click here.

World-class boating and fishing are just a few miles from Mountain View Meadows.

At Mountain View Meadows, nearly one million acres of national forest lie just minutes away from your door.

Mountain View Meadows is just a few hours from both Glacier and Yellowstone.

Montana offers world-class skiing. Great Divide Ski Area lies just outside of Helena.

Horsemanship is a great Montana tradition. It lives on in rodeos across Montana.