Recreation
The Lolo National Forest contains four Wilderness areas, two downhill ski areas, impressive mountain ranges, lakes, wild and scenic rivers, campgrounds, picnic areas, rental cabins and lookouts. Hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, visiting historic sites are just some activities enjoyed year-round. Whether you prefer the solitude of hiking in a Wilderness areas or visiting popular recreation sites for boating and picnic areas, the Forest has something for everyone!
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!
The corridor along U.S. Highway 12 from Lolo, Montana to Lolo Pass includes Lolo Creek and a historic trail.
Three recreation areas are conveniently located just outside the Missoula city limits and offer a variety of opportunities for locals and visitors including picnicking, tra
In addition to the campgrounds and picnic areas in the Ninemile Area, there are several unique places to visit such as the delightful Ninemile Historic Remount Depot and Ra
The Plains/Thompson Falls Area offers several campgrounds, lots of access to the Clark Fork River for fishing and boating and several unique trails - including trails with
This area is east of Missoula and offers many campgrounds, picnic areas and two particularly special and popular log cabins available for rent.
There's so much to like about the Seeley Lake Area all year. During the summer, the lakes are a great way to cool off.
On the western edge of the Lolo National Forest, this area has unique offerings such as the historic Savenac Tree Nursery and Visitor Center, access to the "Rail Trail"/Rou
Savenac Historic Tree Nursery Visitor Center
Savenac West Cottage
Seeley Lake Campground
Seeley Lake Wildlife Viewing Blind
Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
Siria Campground
Sloway Campground
Spring Creek Sheep Viewing Site
Thompson Peak Lookout
Trout Creek Campground