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Swinging Bridge Fishing Access Site

Swinging Bridge is a state fishing access site along the Stillwater River. Tent and trailer camping is permitted. Facilities are limited to toilets and there is a 7 day stay limit.

Kootenai Falls Swinging Bridge

Built by the Forest Service to access forest fires across the Kootenai River, this foot bridge was destroyed by a major flood in 1948. The bridge was rebuilt on concrete piers and is now protected from flooding by Libby Dam. Used for administrative purposes, it also offers a breathtaking view of ...

Welcome Creek Wilderness

The 29,135-acres Welcome Creek area is a true wilderness experience. The densely forested slopes, exposed ridges, and deep canyons of this heart-shaped Wilderness contribute to an all-too-rare example of relatively low elevation general forest to the National Wilderness System. The land rises ...

Kootenai River Scenic Drive

This river is regulated by Libby Dam, which supplies water from 90-mile-long Lake Koocanusa. Besides offering a prime trout fishery, the river area affords viewing opportunities for eagles, osprey, deer, and mountain sheep. Three islands are located 2.5 miles down river from Libby that are used by ...

Welcome Creek Trail

Distance: 7.5 miles Trailhead: Trailhead on Rock Creek Road 102 at the footbridge Trail Ends: Bitterroot Divide near Cleveland Mountain Welcome Creek Trail (225) is a long flat trail for about 5 miles into the Welcome Creek Wilderness. The neat feature is the swinging bridge access across the ...

Aerial Adventure Park

Aerial Adventure Park provides a variety of obstacle courses that are fun for all ability levels. After participants are fitted with safety harness, they are led through a safety talk and course demonstration, and are then face to navigate the treetop courses. With five courses of varying ...

Kootenai Creek Trail

After crossing the Swinging Bridge, Kootenai Creek Trail (218) follows Kootenai Creek up and around the open faces above Kootenai Falls before tieing into Kootenai Mountain road. A rather steep trail, it offers excellent views of the river and falls. Opportunities for viewing bighorn sheep and ...

Three Rivers Ranger District

The Three Rivers Ranger District is located just 13 miles southeast of the Idaho/Montana border. It is an impressive District, with lots to see and do. Kootenai Falls, the last natural undammed falls on a river in Montana, and the Ross Creek Cedars Scenic Area are two of the major highlights in ...