Where
the Rockies meet the Plains
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Cut Bank provides the very best
of what Montana has to offer. It is a safe community to raise
children, you know and depend on your neighbors, store owners call
you by your first name because they know you, and you know them. We
have an active community that gets involved in school activities and
sports; a community that gets involved with itself in helping to improve
our infrastructure, economic development, and community pride.
We are uniquely nestled within view of where Montana's rolling wheat fields and plains meet the majesty of the Rocky Mountains. The first visitors to the Cut Bank area arrived 200 years ago. We know the Lewis and Clark expedition found the area exciting; we think you will too. The unique cultural diversity and richness that makes the Cut Bank area a special place to both live and visit is highlighted by the proximity of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. The Blackfeet Tribe is arguably one of America's most culturally intact native populations. The area is also home to five active Hutterite colonies. Steeped in centuries-old Germanic tradition, a visit to any one of these colonies is a step back in time to a simpler, less complicated lifestyle. With Glacier National Park as our backdrop, it's no exaggeration when we say Cut Bank is in the center of the absolute best in outdoor recreation. World-class fishing, trophy big game hunting, abundant pheasant and upland bird hunting, hiking, mountain biking, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, camping and much more are at your fingertips. With the grandeur and beauty of some of the most pristine outdoor areas in the country within sight, the areas surrounding Cut Bank offer you a truly unforgettable experience. |
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