Follow the Missouri River as it winds through history 
View the Bighorn Canyon and the wild horses that inhabit the area
Stand in history's midst at the Little Bighorn Battlefield
EAT ZA. CONSERVE LAND.
Imagine a landscape that inspired not only Lewis and Clark but also the chef's taste buds. Visit your local MacKenzie River Pizza Company and try the new High Plains Pizza. $1 of every pizza purchased goes to conserving land in Montana's High Plains.
FIND A MACKENZIE RIVER NEAR YOU.
MONTANA STORIES:
HUNTING ON THE HIGH PLAINS
Find what a landscape, often compared to the Serengeti, has to offer
BIG SKY MOTORCYCLE ROUTES
Ride the high plains, experience the unexpected
When you make it to Montana’s High Plains, you will know. Prairies, badlands and buttes will stretch out in all directions. The historic waters of the Missouri River Breaks National Monument will speak to your paddling interest. The C.M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge will offer its varied and immense collection of wildlife. The Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area and Pryor Mountains will present unrivaled camping, floating and fishing. It’s here you’ll also find the Bighorn Battlefield. And if you’re wondering about the human contact and creature comforts, we happily recommend the Mexican food (served out of a trailer) at Ma’s Cafe in Loma or the grilled lamb rack with an organic lavender honey drizzle down the road at the historic Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton. Montana’s High Plains has all the amenities of the more populated parts of our state – it just won’t be as well… populated.
