Welcome to the Lolo National Forest!
Located in west-central Montana and encompassing two million acres, the Lolo is a destination for locals and visitors to go play. With opportunities such as hiking, OHV riding, camping, cabin and lookout rentals, winter sports, and two visitor centers, there is so much to explore on the Lolo National Forest!
Christmas Tree Permits Available On-line
Get your Christmas tree permit at Recreation.gov
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 for the district you want to contact so that we can answer your question or direct you to the information you need.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we all work together to minimize the impacts and spread of the COVID-19.
Wildfire Adapted Missoula (WAM)
Watch the video and find public meeting materials from the May 19, 2021 public meeting.
The Missoula Ranger District is seeking public feedback on the Wildfire Adapted Missoula (WAM) project located on National Forest system lands that surround the communities of Missoula, Lolo, Grant Creek, East Missoula, Bonner, Clinton, and Turah in Missoula County.
WAM is a risk-based strategic fuels management project designed to implement the Missoula County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).
Visit our Story Map and see our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more.
To provide feedback and get engaged visit the WAM Project Page.
Lolo National Forest Recreation Fee Changes 2021
 Lolo National Forest Announces Recreation Fee Changes and New Options for Popular Rental Program
These changes are the result of over two years of public engagement that included a public comment opportunity in August of 2019, meetings with four Resource Area Advisory Committees, meetings with stakeholder groups, and local officials. Revenue generated at these sites is retained by the Lolo National Forest and provides critical support for maintaining high-quality recreation experiences and funding maintenance and improvements.
2021 Recreation Fee Changes Table (pdf)
Resource Advisory Committees
Are you interested in participating in local land management decisions through the Secure Rural Schools Resource Advisory Committees? Committees fund projects that contribute to road, trail and infrastructure, restoration, wildlife and fish habitat improvement work on your National Forest. Find out more and submit project proposals for your local RAC now.
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