Wild Montana

Did you know the Montana Supreme Court protects our constitutional rights? These rights include public access to public lands and waters and our right to clean air, clean water, and healthy public lands. Montanans elect seven justices to serve on the Montana Supreme Court. This year, there is one open seat and two candidates: Justice Amy Eddy and Dan Wilson. Let’s take a clos...

This challenging trail traverses through dense forest and quiet basins before steadily gaining elevation toward the prominent summit of Stryker Peak. The final push offers expansive views across northwest Montana, making the effort well worth it for those seeking a more remote adventure. To learn more about Stryker Peak Trail and Wild Montana’s work protecting wild places, vi...

With a mix of shaded passages and open overlooks, hikers are rewarded with dramatic views of the surrounding mountains, making it a favorite for those seeking a challenging but accessible adventure. To learn more about Devil’s Glen and Wild Montana’s work protecting wild places, visit hikewildmontana.org. Total distance: 6.3 miles Elevation gain: 666 feet Highest elevation: 5...

Montanans want to keep public lands public. That’s not really news. A 2026 University of Montana voter survey on public lands found that 84% of Montana voters, including 80% of Republicans and 90% of Democrats, support banning selling national public lands. The pollsters have tracked this question for 12 years, and opposition has gotten stronger over time. Faced with these nu...

Located just south of Bozeman, Kirk Hill is a local favorite for hikers and trail runners looking for quick access to Montana’s rugged foothills. With its mix of shaded paths and sunny ridgelines, Kirk Hill is perfect for a quick adventure close to town, delivering classic Montana scenery without the crowds. To learn more about Kirk Hill and Wild Montana’s work protecting wil...