Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
Riverfront trails extend from west of downtown Missoula into Hellgate Canyon, east of town. You can cross the river on any one of the three street bridges across the Clark Fork within this zone ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
Elevation gain: 620 feet to "M" (from 3,200 feet to 3,820). 1,958 feet to top of Mount Sentinel (3,200 feet to 5,158) The "M" on the west face of Mount Sentinel has been a Missoula landmark since ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula
The symbols that appear with trail descriptions in this guide indicate the trail uses that are permitted and special features of the trails, such as accessibility to people in wheelchairs and ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula
The 5,500-acre Blue Mountain Recreation Area, just two miles southwest of Missoula, is another close-to-town area to explore. The Lolo National Forest worked closely with Missoula-area recreation ...
UnCover Missoula - Your annual guide to Western Montana
The city of Missoula began as a tenuous settlement known as Hell Gate in 1860, when entrepreneurs C.P. Higgins and Francis Worden saw trade possibilities and opened a log store in the valley.
UnCover Missoula - Your annual guide to Western Montana
Arts/Leisure - Galleries. See the Gallery listings the first Friday of each month in the Entertainer for current shows and displays. Alara Jewelry, 312 N. Higgins Ave., 728-8844.. Amira Rug ...
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
MAIN RATTLESNAKE TRAVEL CORRIDOR. Miles: 15. Elevation gain: 1,248 feet (from 3,850 feet to 5,098 feet) Dogs: From the southern national forest boundary north past the main trailhead to milepost 1 ...
UnCover Missoula - Your annual guide to Western Montana
January is the coldest month, although periods of subzero air occur occasionally in December and February. There are rare (and brief) subzero bouts in November and March.
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
A cut-off trail gives you the option to go 1.25 or 1.8 miles. Traveling in a clockwise direction, you pass huge cottonwood and ponderosa pine trees.
Your Guide to trails in and around Missoula - missoulian.com
The city is working to acquire a 2,500-foot gap in the trail between North Avenue and Livingston Street. It provides access between Southgate Mall and the Safeway grocery store as part of Missoula ...