Montana runs cold on the surface, but underneath it’s boiling.

In this episode of The 406 Life, Montana Max, your local Bigfoot storyteller, dives into Montana’s most powerful hot springs. Learn how these ancient waters are formed, why some feel silky while others hit harder, and the difference between developed resorts and wild, undeveloped springs hidden deep in Big Sky Country.

Packed with Montana history, real geology, and stories straight from the steam, this episode blends education with humor and a deep respect for the land.

Listen in, then read the full companion article at the406life.com.
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Strap on your boots and join Montana Max—Montana’s sassiest bigfoot—for a wild ride into the heart of the Wise River basin!

From forgotten ghost towns and roaring rivers to jaw-dropping bigfoot stories, local history, and rare wildlife, this episode’s packed with everything that makes Montana legendary.

Ready to wander off the beaten path? Hit play, then stomp over to The406Life.com for the full article and a heap more Montana adventure.

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What if there’s a lost world beneath our boots here in Montana?

In this episode of The 406 Life, Montana Max digs deep into the Boulder Batholith, the Sage Wall, and Montana’s most controversial stone mysteries. Are these massive rock formations proof of ancient giants and lost civilizations… or just geology showin’ off after millions of hard Montana winters?

You’ll hear the real science behind the rocks, the wild theories behind the legends, and a few bigfoot-sized jokes along the way. From Whitehall to the Elkhorn Mountains, this episode separates fact from folklore while keepin’ the wonder alive.

If you love Montana history, outdoor mysteries, alternative archaeology, and a good laugh, this one’s for you.

Give it a listen, leave a 5-star rating if you enjoy it, and share it with your friends—because even bigfoot needs a little love.

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Montana Max, over and out.