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Trail of the Week: Wayfarers State Park Loop

Winding along the shore of Flathead Lake near Bigfork, the Wayfarers State Park Loop offers a gentle 1.8-mile escape. It’s a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike, yet you can still find quiet moments if you head out early or wait until evening. Dogs are welcome on a leash, so bring your four-legged friend along for the adventure—and maybe even take a dip in the lake! T...


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Trail of the Week: Trout Creek Canyon

Admire the soaring limestone cliffs and the burbling creek below in Trout Creek Canyon, just outside of Helena. This path follows former railroad tracks and is a gentle climb, allowing plenty of time to take in the scenery. Depending on the conditions, enjoy a tranquil hike or mellow snowshoe. To learn more about Trout Creek Canyon and Wild Montana’s work protecting wild plac...


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Freeze Drying at Home

By Corinne Day, Eastern Wildlands Chapter Board Member Last fall I was tempted by the home freeze-drying unit I saw for sale at my local Costco. I went home wondering if it was too much to even consider. But the thought of being able to make my own freeze-dried meals and snacks kept creeping back into my mind and I eventually justified the purchase by turning it into a Christ...


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You Asked, We Answered: Montana’s Wilderness Study Areas

Montana’s wilderness study areas aren’t just outlines on a map – they’re critical parts of our outdoor way of life. They hold some of our favorite fishing holes, secret hunting and camping spots, and trails we’ve hiked and ridden for generations. They supply clean drinking water, support wildlife, and fuel our local economies through recreation. But right now, their future is...


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Trail of the Week: West Fork of Rock Creek

Strap on your cross-country skis and take in the season on this beginner-friendly trail. The West Fork of Rock Creek near Red Lodge allows skiers and hikers alike to explore Montana’s winter landscape. This route offers a great outing for all experience levels—about 10 miles round trip and connects to several trailheads for those seeking a longer adventure. To learn more abou...


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