National Forests
Not only are our National Forests home to some of the most abundant natural resources available, they are also full of recreational opportunities. From small day trips to extended stays, our National Forests are a great place to begin your next adventure.
More information on National Forests in Montana can be found here.
How to combat the public-land heist.With the election behind us, many Montanans are wondering what the next legislative session holds for the future of public lands. Read more >>
Over time, people change, and after reading Toward a Natural Forest (Oregon State University Press, $20), it’s clear governme Read more >>
Staying active in the public-lands fight is essential to ensuring victory for outdoor recreation, public access, and wildlife protection. Below you'll find all the information you need to make a difference. Read more >>
Not all public lands are created equal, and when it comes to Montana’s national parks and national forests, the latter are often overlooked. But why? Read more >>
Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest
At the base of the majestic Madison Range, along a prime fly fishing section of the Madison River, lies a close-knit western community that’s interconnected the old-fashioned way—before modems. Here, drivers’ nods of acknowledgment function as the traffic lights on Main Street. Read more >>Custer-Gallatin National Forest
Spring is in the air and Custer Gallatin National Forest employees are busy across your forest. Here are some important dates to be aware of when planning your recreation this season. Read more >>
