Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula
Bicycle-Pedestrian Office, City of Missoula, 435 Ryman St., Missoula, Montana 59802; (406) 523-4626. Missoula bicycle map. For more on city trails and regulations governing their use, call ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
Routes branching off this central corridor link urban Missoula with its surroundings and provide far-reaching access to the great Montana outdoors. Riverfront trails extend from west of downtown ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula
The 5,500-acre Blue Mountain Recreation Area, just two miles southwest of Missoula, is another close-to-town area to explore. The Lolo National Forest worked closely with Missoula-area recreation ...
UnCover Missoula - Your annual guide to Western Montana
Western Montana’s premier rifle and pistol ranges. Contact Jim McDonald, President at (406)-370-2500 or Paul Miner, Center Manager at (406)-721-7214, P.O. Box 4294, Missoula, MT 59806 ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
Named in remembrance of Missoula naturalist Kim Williams, the trail follows the old Milwaukee Railroad grade for 2.5 miles through a 134-acre natural area in Hellgate Canyon.
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
As you gain elevation, the view expands to include all of Missoula, the valley, the Clark Fork River and distant mountains. While the trail is less than a mile long, the hike can be quite ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
MAIN RATTLESNAKE TRAVEL CORRIDOR. Miles: 15. Elevation gain: 1,248 feet (from 3,850 feet to 5,098 feet) Dogs: From the southern national forest boundary north past the main trailhead to milepost 1 ...
UnCover Missoula - Your annual guide to Western Montana
The city of Missoula began as a tenuous settlement known as Hell Gate in 1860, when entrepreneurs C.P. Higgins and Francis Worden saw trade possibilities and opened a log store in the valley.
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
MACLAY FLAT INTERPRETIVE TRAIL. Miles: 1.25 mile and 1.8 mile loops>. Elevation gain: None>. For an easygoing outing beyond the city limits, try the trail at Maclay Flat. The path is wide, level ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
Miles: 2.9. Elevation gain: 1,258 feet (from 3,900 feet to 5,158 feet) Dogs: No restrictions west to city of Missoula land