The Lolo National Forest is located in west central Montana and encompasses two million acres. It is a destination for locals and visitors to get our and go play with opportunities such as camping, cabin and lookout rentals, water sports, and hiking. We also have two wonderful visitor centers. There is so much to explore on the Lolo National Forest!
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The Lolo National Forest is working on numerous fuels reduction projects throughout the wildland urban interface along the US Interstate 90 (I-90) corridor with the objective to protect communities and landscapes along 80 miles of I-90 from Missoula to St. Regis, Montana. Communities within the corridor are Bonner, Missoula, Frenchtown, Huson, Alberton, Tarkio, Lozeau, Superior and St. Regis. Click here to read more and explore our project story map.
Missoula County has adopted a Community Wildfire Protection Plan, which is a community-based plan focused on identifying and addressing the local threat of wildfire. The CWPP determines what is at risk and provides a roadmap of actions for the community to address its wildfire risk.
The Lolo National Forest, through the Southwestern Crown efforts, works to prevent Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) on two fronts. Read more at this link.
This unique training center offers courses in backcountry skills and historic building restoration. Find out more, and see our latest training schedule!
Love working hard in the dirt and ashes? If you're interested in becoming a member of our elite firefighting crew, visit our hotshot information to learn more about firefighting and how to apply.
Marshall Woods Restoration Project
The Marshall Woods Project has been designed to achieve multiple restoration objectives in the Rattlesnake NRA and Woods Gulch. All those who love to recreate there find something to love in the Rattlesnake NRA or the adjacent Rattlesnake Wilderness...more
Our mobile app gives you access while online to the Lolo National Forest recreational opportunities, public notices, news, alerts, and more. Download it now for iOS or Android!
The Lolo National Forest is working on numerous fuels reduction projects throughout the wildland urban interface along the US Interstate 90 (I-90) corridor with the objective to protect communities and landscapes along 80 miles of I-90 from Missoula to St. Regis, Montana. Communities within the corridor are Bonner, Missoula, Frenchtown, Huson, Alberton, Tarkio, Lozeau, Superior and St. Regis. 
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