Recreation Opportunities
With four Wilderness areas, many lakes and rivers, and unique visitor centers that are historic and informative, whatever your outdoor passion, the Lolo National Forest has something for everyone!
Looking for a cozy basecamp?
Rent a cabin or a lookout and start to unwind. We have a variety of rental cabins from lookouts on mountain tops to historic log cabins located in beautiful canyons where blue ribbon streams flow.
Looking for a campsite?
Reserve a campsite or show up at one of our first-come, first-served campgrounds and enjoy the peace and quiet of the National Forest.
Cycling is a great way to travel through the forest, see nature and get those legs and heart pumping. There are many trails that are great for…
The Lolo National Forest has more than 2,400 miles of trail including nearly 600 miles of snowmobile and cross-country ski trails. The Forest also…
Looking for a place to ride or camp with your horses? There are many opportunities across the forest. Sloway Campground is conveniently located for…
The Lolo National Forest offers many types of hunting and fishing opportunities for visitors of all ages and experience levels. These activities are…
Other than winter/snowmobile use, motorized vehicle travel is allowed only on designated trails and roads on the Lolo National Forest. Off-road and…
The Lolo National Forest provides a few non-traditional recreational opportunities including two disc golf courses and geocaching and letterboxing.
The forest is a great place to learn about local history and nature. We have many interpretive areas with signs explaining historic or natural…
Food and the great outdoors are a great way to spend the day! We have some wonderful places to unpack your picnic basket and stretch your legs. Most…
There are many places to go for a scenic drive on the Lolo National Forest, and we recommend contacting a ranger station in your area of…
Looking for places to swim, water ski or go boating? We have opportunities across the forest where you can enjoy playing in the beautiful mountain…
There's nothing like a fresh dump of snow to get people outside and into the woods in the winter. So, grab those skis/snowshoes, or haul that…