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Missoula's Premier Vocal Ensemble
Dolce Canto
"How Can I Keep From Singing?"
A Concert of folk songs and a capella compositions from Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Philippines, Poland & the US.
April 29th, 7:00 pm
Superior Baptist Church
Free Admission
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Just Listed! Montana Ranch with Panoramic Clark Fork River & Mountain Views on 10+ Acres and 4000 sq ft Heated Shop $570,000
Beautiful 10+ acre lot in Mineral County close to USFS land. Trees, wildlife, seasonal creek, easy access. $110,000
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| Dear Kevin,
Happy Spring! It's is a beautiful time of year in Western Montana.
Earlier this month, we held the first annual Tour Mineral County event. We've had great feedback and are already planning for next year's event which is scheduled for Saturday, April 19, 2009. Your comments & suggestions are welcome. Thank you to all of our sponsors & for everyone who made it out. :) |
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Missoula, MT - One of the Best Fly Fishing Towns in America!
According to the article, "Any serious connoisseur of flyfishing and Norman Maclean's novella A River Runs Through It understands that the Missoula and the surrounding area was the inspiration behind the modern flyfishing movement. The allure, of course, starts with the big, wild, and majestic rivers here: the Clark Fork which runs through town, the Bitterroot, the Big Blackfoot, and Rock Creek are all a short drive away. This classy community is home to the University of Montana and a regional headquarters for the U.S. Forest Service, as well as a budding group of retail and specialty businesses all focused on the great outdoors. Aside from fishing, the hunting, hiking, mountain biking, and skiing options to be found here are all world-class. The climate is much milder and more comfortable than one might expect. If you're one of those who actually lives the outdoor lifestyle, as opposed to talking about it, you owe yourself at least a visit to Missoula. Odds are, you'll hear an inner voice prodding you to turn that visit into something more." |
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Views Worth Hiking For - The Vista Trail in Superior
 The snow is almost gone in beautiful Western Montana and hiking season is just around the corner! As a warm-up we decided to hike the Superior Vista Trail this evening. This trail was just formalized in the last year or two and leads up a mountain on the North side of the town of Superior. It is moderate to difficult in terrain with the first 1000 feet at 10% grade and the remaining hike at 15-20% grade.
The trail is marked with several signs with photos of Superior, the county seat for Mineral County, in the early 1900's and the historical sites that can be seen from the trail.
Once your high enough on the trail, there are spectactular views in every direction of the Clark Fork River that runs through the town of Superior from East to West, and the Lolo National Forest.
Mineral County, Montana is ideal for outdoor recreation. In the county, there are 87 miles of river, 650 miles of streams, and over 50 high mountain lakes. In addition, there are over 400 miles of hiking trails and more than 1,000 miles of off-highway roads. 87% of land in the county is either forest service or state owned so private land is at a premium. In September of last year, Mineral County land was the most viewed and searched in the country on the popular website Landwatch.com.
The county is quickly becoming a vacation destination and a place for second homes. If you would like to learn more about Mineral County, the local real estate market, or some great hiking trails, contact Kevin & Monica Ray at Streamside Realty at 406-207-1185 or visit us online at www.YourMT.com. If you like the Vista Trail, you will love this Montana-style home, located just feet from the start of the trail. |
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Please call us for all of your real estate questions! We're here to help.
Your Friends in Real Estate,
Kevin & Monica Ray
Streamside Realty
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