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Discover the challenges of moving to Montana and adapting to the winter weather, a true test for newcomers.

If you recently moved to Bozeman, here's some advice that will make the transition a bit smoother.

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When people are looking for advice online before they move to Montana, most Montanans aren't known for their pleasant and helpful tidbits of wisdom. Before anyone helpful can chime in, there has usually been a torrent of snarky and unhelpful comments made.

Here are a few things that might surprise you if you decide to move to Montana.

Here are some tips to stay cool this week in Montana.

I've never been so unhappy or in so much pain in my entire life, and I've had a few gnarly injuries. Sciatic nerve pain is new to me, but it had taken over my entire recent life and I'll do anything to never have it again.

It's not just about having a knack for choosing less busy days in Yellowstone National Park. There are rules involved and permits to get if you'd like to do some backcountry camping in the first national park for all to enjoy.

People continue to flock to Montana, and that has caused some issues for many locals. So what advice do Montanans have for those moving here?

We talk a lot about winter driving in Montana, but I'd argue that springtime can be the most sketchy with the most dramatic road conditions. Two things instantly come to mind: more wildlife and potholes.

We need to have a serious discussion about something we don't like to talk about.

Bozeman is a lovely town and all, but it's certainly not the cheapest place to get stranded when you're faced with terrible road conditions and nasty weather. Travelers that were looking for some guidance online got more than advice - they got apologies.