Summer Fun in the Rocky Mountains

With attitudes of winter in our midst, thoughts of summertime activities still linger.  While riding through the Rocky Mountains on board or skis, we are eagerly awaiting the first signs of the summer season.  

By late July, summer will surely be in full bloom.  Perfectly enough, this is when TRG is hosting its annual Montana Meet!  The Meet is scheduled to run from July 23^rd to the 27^th, and the purpose is to provide our friends and clients with an in-depth look into the rich, cultured lifestyle of Montana.  We cordially invite you to witness how the TRG family utilizes all the unique opportunities that exist here.

Montana is personified by the people that live here and by the activities that we do.  We want to offer the same opportunities to you.  Although, in only four days’ time it is nearly impossible to do all that Montana offers; we are honored by the chance to show our friends and Clients a few of our favorite activities in this summertime paradise.

Summer in Montana presents a barrage of activities to be had.  Our themed favorite is the annual TRG float trip down the majestic Madison River.  Together, connected by rope, we will travel down the river with the speed of the current as our only source of momentum.  Modes of transportation are by drift boat, raft, inner-tube, air mattress, or any other floatable object that keeps you above water.  Uniting on one of the country’s most pristine rivers provides a sense of belonging with the group and with nature.  This sensation is better felt than described.



When you are in Montana, you are at the gates to an endless stretch of outdoor activities.  Let our professional in-house fly fishing guide take you to some of the deepest fish-littered holes in the state.
You can climb to the peak with our climbing expert, who will carefully guide you to the next hold.  Follow our trail enthusiasts along paths that only seem to exist in fairy tales.  For a full backpacking experience, you can strap on a pack and head out for an overnight camping trip, setting up your tent in isolated beauty where the stars are the only eyes watching you.  For a less strenuous travel experience, you can put on your cowboy boots and hop on a horse to travel the vast landscape.  In Montana there is an estimated 1 horse for every 7.68 people, so it will be easy to find one that is not too intimidating.

Believe it or not, there are many more Montana activities to get lost in.  For more information, check out the Montana Meet tab on this website.  We at Trade Risk Guaranty hope to see you join us in July underneath the Big Sky!