Celebrate National Trails Day
Volunteer events scheduled for National Trails Day on June 3
Fish and Wildlife Commission Rejects ‘Quiet Waters’ Proposal
Five-member commission unanimously denies request to limit personal watercraft on certain rivers
A Wet and Wild Mile in Bigfork
Bigfork Whitewater Festival gears up for its 42nd year
Catch, Release and Dinner
Fly fishing is my Zen, my yoga, my recreational drug of choice
Fishing in the Flathead
Once runoff calms, Montana’s streams and lakes should be ideal this summer
Commission to Act on ‘Quiet Waters’ Proposal on May 26
Commission will take public comment on the rule proposal beginning at 8:30 a.m.
Yellowstone Wolf Family Tree and Genealogy Available Online
Questionnaires distributed by the park in the early 2000s revealed that about 300,000 come to Yellowstone hoping to see wolves
Blackfeet Reopen Certain Reservation Lakes to Motorized Boats
Motorized boats are limited to Duck, St. Mary, Mission and Four Horn lakes
Kootenai National Forest Conducting Visitor-Use Surveys
Local agency seeking new information to study recreation trends over time
Hiker’s Guide to Montana’s Fire Lookouts
In Northwest Montana, a bounty of hiking opportunities abound
20 for 20
The trout of the day turned out to be a legit 20-incher on a No. 20, dark-bodied DOA Cripple
Wayfarers State Park to Host Annual Paddle Fest
Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the variety of kayaks and paddleboards
New Research Sheds Insight into Montana’s Retreating Glaciers
Warming climate has reduced the size of 39 glaciers in Montana since 1966, some by as much as 85 percent, USGS says
Going-to-the-Sun Road Opens to Avalanche Creek
Hiker-biker shuttle available on the west side of Glacier National Park
The Road Less Traveled
Hikers and bikers can enjoy off-the-beaten-path adventures and a slice of history on Glacier National Park’s oldest road
