It isn’t hard to find a beautiful town in Montana. Whether you’re surrounded by mountains, plains or right on the river, you’re always surrounded by natural beauty. And if you’ve ever been to the tiny town of Darby, you know you’ll see breathtaking scenery no matter which direction you look.

Darby is located near the southwestern border of Montana and Idaho along the Continental Divide.
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As of 2013, the population here was only 733.
The town is located along the Bitterroot Mountain Range, arguably one of the most visually stunning parts of Montana.
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To the east, you'll see the beautiful Bitterroot River.
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Darby is a paradise for anyone who loves fishing.
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Brook Trout, Mountain Whitefish, Rainbow Trout, and Westslope Cutthroat Trout are the most common fish found in the area.

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The hiking here is unreal.
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This is part of the breathtaking scenery you'll take in on the challenging but rewarding Trapper Peak Trail.
The town itself is quite small, but everything is kept in good condition.
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This is the Veterans Memorial at Logger Day Field.
Darby is also home to the relaxing and visually stunning Triple Creek Ranch, a luxurious vacation property.
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This isn't a budget-friendly getaway spot by any means, but it's definitely worth the occasional splurge.
Life really doesn't get better than this.
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Inspired to visit Darby? When you do, make sure to check out the magical Lake Como, which is located just a few miles from town.

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