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It’s cold outside, but the sky is bright blue as partners from the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Project and the Lincoln Prosperity Group gather for an official meeting for the first time. The setting feels right: Trixi’s Antler Saloon, an iconic Blackfoot Valley gathering place. Many of the folks in the room already know each other, maybe from a community meeting, a Poker...


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This trail climbs steadily through dense forest before breaking into alpine terrain, where ridgelines and peaks stretch in every direction. The final push rewards hikers with panoramic views of the Gallatin Valley and surrounding wilderness. Challenging but unforgettable, Mount Blackmore is a classic ascent for those ready to earn big sky views. To learn more about Mount Blac...


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True to its name, this narrow canyon stays noticeably cooler on hot summer days, thanks to its steep rock walls and dense tree cover. A steady climb leads hikers through dramatic stone formations and quiet forest before connecting to ridgelines with sweeping views of the Helena Valley. Close to town but rich in rugged character, Refrigerator Canyon is a local favorite for a q...


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The trail is shaded by tall pines and alive with birds in the warmer months. With light traffic and a laid-back feel, Munson Creek is a great choice for a low-key hike immersed in the classic western Montana landscape. To learn more about Munson Creek and Wild Montana’s work protecting wild places, visit hikewildmontana.org. Total distance: 6 miles Elevation gain: 1,250 feet ...


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The trail climbs through pine forest and alpine meadows before opening to a crystal-clear lake framed by rugged rock and big sky views. Whether backpacking, hiking or horseback riding, it’s unlikely to encounter many other people on this 9.4 mile trail making it a rewarding destination for those seeking solitude and sweeping mountain vistas. To learn more about Hollowtop Lake...


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