What's so special: Comet is ranked the third-best ghost town in Montana after Bannack and Garnet by Philip Varney in his guide, “Ghost Towns of the Mountain West.” One of the most ...

As a result of their hard work, today Garnet is Montana’s best-preserved ghost town. For more information contact the BLM Missoula office at 406-329-3914.

MISSOULA, Mont. — Enthusiasts and historians continue to keep interest alive in one of Montana's most well known ghost towns. Each year, organizers host Garnet Days, at Garnet ghost town ...

Wild West experience in one of Montana’s most intact ghost towns," the BLM stated in an announcement Monday. "More than a century ago, Garnet was an active gold-mining town, but after a fire ...

As a result of their hard work, today Garnet is Montana’s best-preserved ghost town. For more information contact the BLM Missoula office at 406-329-3914.

GARNET GHOST TOWN, Mont. — Follow an 11-mile road that ... "People felt that was an important part of Montana’s history," said Craig, seated in a rocking chair in front of a crackling wood ...

One of the best of the best — considered one of the most well-preserved ghost towns in the West — is Garnet, Montana.

MISSOULA, Mont. - A call for summer volunteers at Garnet Ghost Town worked almost too well. Bureau of Land Management outdoor recreation planner Maria Craig and her coworkers were suddenly swamped ...

Things at Garnet Ghost Town generally stay the same — that's ... golden riches mined up Last Chance Gulch into becoming the Montana state capital, Garnet — situated atop First Chance Gulch ...

GARNET, Mont. — Winter in Garnet ghost town is a stark contrast to summer in the abandoned mining town. With hardly anyone wandering through main street, Garnet, at 6,000 feet elevation ...

http://t.co/tIUmymjSgg Writers: Opening for writing residency at Montana ghost town #writing #Retreats pic.twitter.com/pRXPtCWviA — Cynthia Gallaher (@swimmerpoet ...

GARNET — In this ghost town in the dead of winter ... to better understand the trials and challenges experienced by Montana settlers during the long, dark days. Oregon natives Steve and Kristina ...