Montana is full of great stories. Stop by any town in Montana and you’re likely to see folks leaning over the bed of a pickup swapping tall tales. Come fall, small town cafés buzz with stories of elk camp and a fall bird hunt on a crisp, fall day. Our stories are part of what keep us connected. Storytelling, or “oral tradition,” is also an important part of Montana’s vast Indian community.
Montana State Park Interpretive Centers are the “storybooks” of the State Park system. Through a combination of exhibits and programs, parks come alive; the significant events, interesting features, and stories of people that passed through these places are revealed, enhancing your understanding of the park.
