Custer-Gallatin National Forest
Our backyard wildlife deserves Wilderness. The Gallatin Range is one of the most critical wildlife areas in the northern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE). Read more >>
Access to the Lionhead area is the result of a rock-solid partnership between cyclists, horsemen, and the Forest Service, a rare case of collaboration where the results speak for themselves. Read more >>
We’re all in this together. “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” —Helen Keller Read more >>
Crossy-country skiing in Hyalite. The ski trails in Hyalite will boast a few upgrades this year, but for those who relish the backcountry feel of this nearby recreational haven, don’t worry. This won’t lead to resort-style cross-country skiing. Read more >>
The Lionhead stands at the center of southwest Montana’s backcountry-biking universe. Ensuring access is a rock-solid partnership between bikers, horsemen, and the Forest Service, a rare case of collaboration where the results speak for themselves. Read more >>
Celebrating & conserving public-land access. These days, few topics interest outdoors folk as much as public lands—and here in Montana, where most of our activities take place on state and federal land, it’s even more important. Read more >>
Wilderness gets no second chances. “Plans are of little importance, but planning is essential.”—Winston Churchill Read more >>
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 >>
Classic bike rides on the chopping block. In Montana, whenever the nearby national forest undergoes a Forest Plan Revision or Travel Plan update, mountain bikers hold their breath. Read more >>
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