Montana's Most Underrated Towns.

When people think of Montana, they think of a few things.

Of course, one of the first things that pops up is the National Parks. Montana is blessed with two of the most popular National Parks in the world, with Yellowstone and Glacier. Another is fly fishing. While there are several places to fly fish across the United States, when it comes to the best, people come to Montana.

Then all the high-dollar resorts are all-inclusive, and there are the fancy towns like Big Sky, Bozeman, and Whitefish, which are known to attract the rich and famous.

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You can't forget the cowboy culture. All those ranches and the lifestyle that comes with cowboying. While shows like Yellowstone might make it look a little or a lot more glamorous than it is, the truth is, it's back-breaking work that will take it all out of you.

But what if you're not into any of that? What if you don't care about fancy resorts or the rich and famous? What if you would rather watch a rodeo than be part of one? What if you don't want to be part of the bigger city expansion that is happening? Where would you go?

What's the most underrated city in Montana?

Reelvibe Production made a list of the 10 most underrated cities in Montana, and which city do you think came in first place? There's lots to choose from, but according to the city, the most underrated city in Montana is none other than Phillipsburg.

So, what makes Phillipsburg so great?

Well, it has access to town of things. It's close to Georgetown Lake for those who enjoy the water, and it's near the Discovery Ski Area for those looking to take on the slopes. That's just the beginning.

Phillipsburg also boasts a charming downtown area with plenty to see and do, as well as one of the best candy stores in the country. Not to mention it embraces its mining history, giving folks a chance to do a little sapphire mining. All of this and not a lot of crowds are just a few of the reasons that it's been named the most underrated city in Montana.

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5 Things You Need to Know Before Spending Time in Montana

Any time of year is a great time to visit Montana, but for most, the ideal time is summer. Folks travel from all over the world to come to Big Sky Country during the summer months, and if you aren't prepared, it can be a bit eye-opening. So, if you're planning on spending some time in The Last Best Place, here are some helpful tips you should be aware of.

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Montana's Top 5 Towns To Call Home

They say "Home is where your heart is", and if your heart is in Big Sky Country, there's a little bit of something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a bigger city feel or a small town, you can find it here in Montana.

So, which Montana towns are the best places to call home? According to one source, 5 towns make the list, and you can find all 5 below.