Outdoor Paradise
Surrounded by thousands of acres of National Forest and right on the edge of the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness, Troy is an ideal jumping-off point for outdoor explorations in the rugged mountains of Montana. Horseback riders, hikers, cyclists, and others have already discovered opportunities for fun around Troy, not to mention winter sports enthusiasts such as cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and snowmobilers.
A Community of Artists
Troy is home to an impressive ratio of artists to residents. Local music is common at Northwest Music on the weekends. The community also sponsors an annual Arts on the Grass Fair that highlights the works of local artists, from photography and hand-made jewelry to stained glass creations and leather work. No matter your artistic interest, you will be able to connect with other artists already at home here.
Dedicated to Business
The Troy Chamber of Commerce works to develop a strong business community in Troy and the surrounding region. From providing help and guidance to local business to hosting events that draw new visitors and residents to the area, it is the goal of the Chamber to promote Troy business in whatever way possible.
Coins minted for Lincoln County's 2009 Centennial are available through the Chamber of Commerce, with proceeds going to benefit Troy's Old Fashioned 4th of July celebration. The second (and final) order for these coins has been placed and both silver and copper coins will be available December 5 at First National Bank in Troy. Also look for centennial coins and books at the Morrison Elementary Christmas Bazaar on December 5.