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Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex

The Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex is an administrated unit of the Flathead National Forest, the Lewis and Clark National Forest, Lolo National Forest and the Helena National Forest. The United States Congress designated the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area as part of the original Wilderness Act of ...

Apgar Cross Country Ski Trails

The routes described in this area begin at two parking locations: 1. The concession horse barn ,reached by taking the first left off the Going-to-the-Sun Road, past the West Entrance station. 2. The road closure gate just beyond the McDonald Creek Bridge on the Camas Road. Lower McDonald Creek 2 ...

Headwaters Heritage Museum

The Headwaters Heritage Museum and Gift Shoppe is located in a 1910 bank building, originally the Three Valleys State Bank, in the center of downtown Three Forks at the southwest corner of Main and Cedar. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Three Forks Area Historical ...

West Fork Ranger District

The West Fork Ranger District administers to the southwestern portion of the Bitterroot National Forest. Selway River float permits are also administered through this office - permit deadline is January 31. The many miles of trails on the West Fork Ranger District provide opportunities ranging ...

West Fork Stillwater Trail

West Fork Stillwater Trail (90) is at the end of the West Fork Road, and provides easy access to Sentinel and Calamity Falls, where tumbling waters of the West Fork race through granite chutes of more than 100 feet. Further up the trail, still within 2-3 hours of the trailhead, is Quinnebaugh ...

Three Forks Archery

Three Forks Archery has (two) 3-D outdoor archery courses setup all year along the Jefferson River, outside Three Forks, MT. It is a self-sign in course, where visitors register at the site. The natural setting of the Three Forks Archery Courses make it a "Hunters' Challenge." This is the "Best ...

Dry Fork Trail

Dry Fork Trail (13) begins near the end of East Boulder Road 205 and parallels the Dry Fork to Dry Fork Pass. The first 4 miles of the trail follow a dirt road and traverse some private land. Nice view from the Pass. During the winter the Dry Fork area is open to snowmobilers and has a large play ...

North Fork Cross Country Ski Trails

The routes described follow the unplowed gravel roads originating at the Polebridge Ranger Station. Access to the area is via county road 486 (the North Fork Road), running north from Columbia Falls to the Canadian boundary. This road is infrequently plowed and skiers should check on local road ...