Montana, also called Big Sky Country, is the fourth largest state, and it has the geography to match its size. Canyons, mountains, forests, plains and rivers all make up part of its landscape. As you can imagine, with such a variety of landforms, there are also a variety of pests. Ants, roaches, spiders, rodents and stink bugs are just some of the pests that you'll find in this region.
Home to Yellowstone National Park, there is plenty to explore throughout Montana. History buffs should check out the monument to the Battle of Little Bighorn, as well as Bannack State Park, an incredibly well preserved ghost town. Outdoor enthusiasts also have plenty to do and should plant to visit both Glacier National Park and Big Sky Resort. Helena, the state's capital, is a great place to begin your journey of exploration into Montana's history and amazing landmarks.