Conversion of old railroad tracks has led to 20 miles of walking and biking trails around this picturesque central Montana town. Much of the trail miles border Spring Creek, creating access for anglers and bird watchers, as well.

Snug in a valley between the Big Snowy and Judith mountains, Lewistown is considered the geographic center of Montana. Once served by two railroads, the town of about 6,000 people may now be best-known for its access to superb hunting, fishing, biking and hiking minus the crowds found in similar locations farther west.