Welcome to the
Flathead National Forest
 In the Rocky Mountains of Northwest Montana, just south of the Canadian border, lies the 2.4-million acre Flathead National Forest. With lakes galore, rugged wilderness, wild rivers, over 2,000 miles of trail, campgrounds, ski areas, and year-round beauty, this forest is a premiere natural landscape of the American West. And it's all yours to discover!
Continuing our Service to You During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Continuing our service to you during this time is very important. Please call the office number (to the left) for the district you want to contact so that we can answer your question or direct you to the information you need. Our services at specific ranger stations may be operating virtually, so it is important that you call in advance. Our office hours are M-F 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Quick Links to Your Outdoor Adventures
           
 Fire plays a natural role in Northwest Montana's fire-adapted ecosystems, helping shape resilient landscapes and preventing future catastrophic wildfires. You can now use our interactive map viewer to explore the wildland fire history for the Northern Region of the Forest Service, including the Flathead National Forest.
3 Forks of the Flathead Wild & Scenic River Comprehensive River Management Plan
 The Flathead National Forest, in coordination with Glacier National Park, has begun the process to prepare a Comprehensive River Management Plan (CRMP) for the 3-Forks of the Flathead River. The river and surrounding lands offer many public recreational opportunities and access to outstanding resources. The CRMP will address the current status of these resources, outline goals and desired conditions, determine user capacities, and create a monitoring strategy and plan to carry forward. Click here to find out more
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