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| | MT |  | The Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness consists of a narrow, rugged, pristine area which provides solitude and a true Wilderness experience. Anaconda Range, Big Hole, Upper Clark Fork, and Bitterroot Rivers, mountain goat, elk, moose, deer, bear, wolverine, lynx, mountain lion.
| | | MT |  | Captures the far-ranging splendor of the northern Rockies, offering breathtaking scenery, wildlife, and a wide variety of recreational pursuits. High-mountain lakes, elk, black bears, mountain lions, mountain goat, moose, wildflower displays, ghost towns.
| | | MT |  | Encompassing 1.6 million acres in Western Montana and Eastern Idaho, Bitterroot NF is a splendid showcase for the Northern Rocky Mountains. Mountain valleys, Northern Rocky Mountain Peaks, a variety of vegetation and wildlife, and 30 deep, glaciated canyons.
| | | MT |  | Sharing this land with an abundance of black bears, is every species of mammal indigenous to the northern Rocky Mountains. Rugged peaks, alpine lakes, cascading waterfalls, grassy meadows, towering coniferous forests, big river valleys.
| | | MT |  | Packed into the borders of this tiny wilderness are dozens of small lakes set in scenic basins, luscious woodlands, and an abundance of wildlife. Grizzly Bears, western red cedar, pristine lakes, elk.
| | | MT |  | Best known for its rolling plains and grasslands, it encompasses some of the most ecologically diverse and scenic lands in the National Forest System. Montana's Highest Summit, timbered buttes and grasslands, antelope, falcons, massive limestone uplifts resembling a castle.
| | | MT |  | Numerous lakes, including scenic Hungry Horse Reservoir, 3 wilderness areas, and Flathead River offer many recreational opportunities. Hungry Horse Reservoir, Flathead River, Bob Marshall Wilderness, Great Bear Wilderness, Mission Mountain Wilderness.
| | | MT |  | This 2.4-million-acre Wilderness is the largest in the continental United States and is managed by 4 National Forests. River of No Return, Salmon River, Middle Fork (Salmon River), deep canyons, rugged mountains.
| | | MT |  | Snowy peaks, alpine meadows, scenic canyons, abundant wildlife are all within easy reach of the Gallatin Forest visitor. Alpine meadows, canyons, dense timbered valleys, petrified wood, knife-edged ridges, Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, Lee Metcalf Wilderness.
| | | MT |  | Home to one of the largest freshater spring sin the world, Giatn Springs offers a majestical haven for those seeking water recreation. Missourri River, Rainbow Falls, Giant Springs.
| | | MT |  | Vast wilderness terrain of dramatic glacial landforms and some of the richest wildlife habitat remaining in North America. Alpine glaciers, abundant summer wildflowers, elk, mountain goats, grizzly bears.
| | | MT |  | Missouri Headwaters was a geographical focal point important to early Native Americans, trappers, traders, and settlers. Interpretive displays, rich in cultural and natural history.
| | | MT |  | Follow the path of Lewis and Clark to a solitary paradise of rock, sky, and limestone cliffs. The diverse forest straddles the Continental Divide. Diverse climates and landscapes, mountains (Elk Hor, Big Belt), meadows, a thriving elk herd, bald eagle, moose, black bear, fishing, gold panning.
| | | MT | | Ranges of high, craggy peaks, alpine glacier carved cirques and high, rim-rocked basins shelter countless lakes and streams. Mountain lion, grizzly bear, coyote, weasel, mink, wolverine, beaver, Kootenai Falls, 141 lakes, lofty peaks and deep valleys.
| | | MT |  | Beautiful grassy parks and mountain meadows are surrounded by forests of Douglas fir and lodgepole pine. Mountain goat, bighorn sheep, black bear, mountain lion, rocky spires, Rocky Mountains, prairie, wildflowers.
| | | MT |  | Commemorates one of America's most significant and famous battles, the Battle of the Little Bighorn. on this ground culminated four hundred years of struggle between Euro-Americans and Native Americans
| | | MT |  | A natural tapestry of high alpine lakes, whitewater streams, heavily forested ridges, smooth rolling meadows, and glacial lakes. Moose, bighorn sheep, elk , Rocky Mountain goat, fishers, bald eagles, osprey, alpine lakes, ponderosa pine, rushing rivers.
| | | MT |  | The pine and juniper studded badland formations house the fossil remains of such dinosaurs as tyrannosaurus and triceratops. Fossil remains of dinosaurs, badland rock formations, birdwatching.
| | | MT |  | The massive limestone cliffs which dominate Scapegoat Mountain are an extension of the Bob's Chinese Wall. Black bear, deer, elk, mountain goats, mountain sheep, mountain lions, Blackfoot river.
| | | MT |  | A 1.3-million-acre wilderness spanning 4 National Forests and a broad range of ecosystems including pockets of dense old-growth cedar forests. Dry Selway River corridor, rugged subalpine ridges, peaks, and lake-strewn basins.
| | | MT |  | Located on the northeast shore of Flathead Lake, a mature, mixed forest makes this site very pleasant. Rocky shorelines, intricate cliffs, wildflowers, scenic vistas.
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