HELENA – Tucked away in the heart of central Montana, where the Judith River meets the mighty Missouri, lies one of the state’s newest and most historically rich outdoor destinations –Judith Landing State Park. Officially designated in 2025, this 109-acre park is a haven for history buffs, nature lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.
Judith Landing, known by the Indigenous as the “Yellow River,” is more than just a scenic river confluence – it’s a living museum. For thousands of years, this valley served as a seasonal gathering place for Indigenous tribes such as the Blackfeet, Assiniboine, Aa...
