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Ever wanted to see Montana from above, but not in a plane? Waterloo, Tarkio and Butte are three popular hang gliding areas in Montana.

This is great to share with out of state friends or folks who just moved to the area. Montana road trips by car or motorcycle are part of our culture. Montana is beautiful and sometimes you have to hit the open road to appreciate it.

Steve Wolff made a beautiful time lapse video from around Montana and shared it with all of us. It fun to identify the locations around the state that he filmed.

The 2017 Spring Rodeo is coming! It will be April 6th - 9th, 2017 at the Montana State University Fieldhouse and we've got all the details. PLUS, watch this quick, time lapse video of The Brick being transformed into rodeo grounds!

Even folks who live in Montana rarely take their plane landing in their hometown for granted. If you're never flown into a town in Montana, take a peek. It's beautiful no matter what the weather.

This video gets filed under "Don't Try This At Home" but these guys from The Rhythm of Flight certainly know what they're doing in this video featuring the skies over Wyoming and Montana.

This video, made by Diane Bentley Raymond, is one of those that you send to your friends who always TALK about coming to Bozeman. You already know what the valley looks like, but this will give THEM a super clear, aerial view!

Rusty Squire is at it again with a fantastic Bozeman time lapse that will be the envy of your out-of-state friends. It's quick, it's all over the Valley and perfectly represents Bozeman in one minute!

Some of the signs said things like "Shame Steve Daines" or "Honk for Public Education."

Christian Thuringer put together this nice time lapse video of (mostly) Yellowstone National Park. It seems that he moved from Austria and traveled around America.

At just 15 seconds each, Erik Walton's night sky time lapse videos of Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Resort are some of the coolest we've seen yet. Groomers? Check. Falling stars? Check. Nice work, Erik!

Andrew Joseph took this quick, lovely drone video of the Gallatin Valley during a recent sunrise. We're not quite sure what day it was shot but we're guessing recently because you can see the fog rolling into the valley.