Lewis and Clark National Forest

Contact Information

Supervisor's Office

1101 15th ST No.

Great Falls, MT 59405

Phone: (406) 791-7700

Lewis and Clark

Interpretive Center

4201 Giant Springs Road

Great Falls, MT 59405

Phone: (406) 727-8733

Map of the Lewis and Clark National Forest Located in central and north central Montana, the Lewis and Clark National Forest is one of ten forests in the Northern Region. The Forest spreads across thirteen counties, seven mountain ranges, and administers an interpretive center in Great Falls. The Forest is characterized by coniferous forests, woody valley bottoms, high mountain peaks and broad grassy meadows. The Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wildernesses cover almost half of our forest land. The Lewis and Clark National Forest provides opportunities for public recreation ranging from scenic drives, hiking, OHV riding and horseback riding to camping, snowshoeing, skiing and snowmobiling. The public can cut Christmas trees, gather firewood, hunt for big game, fish our streams, and find many other activities in this diverse area of public land. Please take time to navigate through our new site, get familiar with us then pack up and explore your forest!

Features

Jumping Creek Closure Information

Jumping Creek has restricted motorized access effective January 19. 2012. This was done as a safety measure. Please click HERE to see the sign special order regarding this closure.

Snowmobile Operators' Code of Ethics

There are several guidelines to follow when utilizing public lands for snowmobiling and other forms of winter recreation. Here is an informational page listing common practices of snowmobile operators across the state.

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