Known for its wide-open landscapes, dinosaur exhibits, and proximity to a beautiful wildlife refuge, Malta is so much more than a small town off of Highway 2.
While Malta was originally a station stop for the Great Northern Railroad, legend has it that railroad workers pointed to the Island of Malta on a map, giving this northern Montana town its name.
Incorporated in 1909, Malta still has that expansive Big Sky Country that drew homesteaders, Native Americans, and Lewis and Clark to the area long ago.
Whether you’re a dinosaur lover, a history buff, or a kid at heart, Malta is a small community with a big heart.