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"We want people to be able to see and feel what Montana might be like and encourage them to come out and visit and see these animals for real," Montana Office of Tourism spokeswoman Donnie Sexton said. "People see them and they’re like, ‘Whoa! Hey, what the heck!’"

Might visitors to Glacier National Park one day be required to reserve a time to travel over Going-to-the-Sun Road during July and August? Wait their turn to begin their ascent to Logan Pass? Or steer clear of the road altogether on days when only bicyclists are allowed?

Located roughly between White Sulphur Springs and Great Falls, the Smith River is well known for being Montana’s only waterway that requires a permit to float. Every winter, hundreds of people apply for the coveted launch dates of the late spring and early summer. The winners are chosen in a lottery.

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Starting in May and going throughout the summer, the association will host more than 160 free day hikes, field trips, trail building and maintenance projects, wild land inventory outings and backpacking adventures across some of the state’s most magnificent backcountry.

If all you want from a visit is to see bison, you won’t have to drive 19 miles to do it.

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