Mountain Outlaw magazine is published biannually in Big Sky, Montana, and examines the lifestyle, culture and issues relevant to the Mountain West from the heart of the Yellowstone region. Through award-winning editorial content, design, video and photography, Mountain Outlaw gives you more than a story - it’s an experience.
SUMMER 2018 MAGAZINE
Pick up your copy of the Summer 2018 edition of Mountain Outlaw magazine at more than 400 locations in the Greater Yellowstone region.
FEATURES • ADDITIONAL STORIES
FEATURES

THE SCENERY ECONOMY CRUCIBLE
By Eric Dietrich
The tourism-driven community of Gardiner, Montana, faces a unique set of economic challenges, and Eric Dietrich finds there’s a delicate balance between safeguarding the future of its residents and catering to the industry that sustains them.

FUEL, OXYGEN AND HEAT
By Emily Stifler Wolfe
Gender discrimination, harassment and assault have been endemic to wildland firefighting culture for more than a century. Emily Stifler Wolfe reports on how the Bureau of Land Management is working to diversify its ranks in order to fight intensifying wildfires.

FINDING THE SOUL OF MONTANA
By Sarah Gianelli
A story that began with a blindfolded dart toss, Senior Editor Sarah Gianelli discovered how visiting a small town and talking to the locals can open a dialog impossible to unlock with social media.

OUR LIVING HISTORY
Outbound Gallery
Corinne Richardson interviewed five longtime denizens of the Northern Rockies and this collection of stories demonstrates that there is no time to waste if these tales are to outlast their source.

THE WAY IT USED TO BE
By Eric Ladd
A fly-fishing trip to its rivers and estancias reveals how Argentina’s Patagonia region is reminiscent of the American West 100 years ago.
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