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Lolo National Forest Seeley Lake Supervisors Office Ranger District 24 Fort Missoula Road 3583 Hwy 83 Missoula, MT 59804 Seeley Lake, MT 59868 PICNIC AND Phone: (406) 329-3750 Phone: (406) 677-2233 Hours: M-F, 7:30am - 4:00pm Hours: M-F, 8:00am - 4:30pm CAMPGROUND Missoula Superior Ranger District Ranger District DIRECTORY 24 Fort Missoula Road P.O. Box 460 Missoula, MT 59804 209 W. Riverside Phone: (406) 329-3814 Superior, MT 59872 Hours: M-F, 7:30am - 4:00pm Phone: (406) 822-4233 Hours: M-F, 8:00am - 4:30pm Ninemile Ranger District Plains/Thompson Falls 20325 Remount Road Ranger District Huson, MT 59846 P.O. Box 429 Phone: (406) 626-5201 Plains, MT 59859 Hours: M-F, 8:30am - 4:30pm Phone: (406) 826-3821 Hours: M-F, 8:00am - 4:30pm www.fs.usda.gov/lolo

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Printed on recycled paper R1-15-017 U.S. HIGHWAY 12 - LOLO PASS WELCOME TO THE Double-lane paved road west of Lolo, along Lolo LOLO NATIONAL FOREST Creek. Parallels the historic Lolo Trail, once used by the Nez Perce, Salish and Kootenai tribes We hope you enjoy your visit, and ask your and explored by Lewis and Clark. cooperation in maintaining the campgrounds and picnic areas. 30. FORT FIZZLE

HISTORIC SITE  When using a developed area, please take a few minutes to Directions: (el. 3300’) 5 miles become familiar with the regulations posted on the bulletin west of Lolo. boards. Regulations are designed to protect you, other visi- Facilities: Day use area only. tors and the forest environment. 4 picnic sites. Reservations required for groups of 20 or more  It is prohibited to camp for more than 16 consecutive days, (call 406-329-3814). No drinking in any one area, during any 30 day period. New camps must water available. be relocated at least 5 air miles from the previous camp. Attractions: Interpretive site. Camping for more than 45 accumulated days on the same Accessible trail to fishing access. Ranger District is prohibited (36 CFR 261.58). Open: Memorial Day through La- 32. LEE CREEK bor Day. Directions: (el. 4200’) 26 miles  Please put your refuse in the receptacle provided, or if west of Lolo. none is available, pack it out. 31. LOLO CREEK Facilities: U.S. Fee Area

Directions: (el. 3800’) 15 22 campsites, paved roads.  Be careful with fire. Most sites have fireplaces for your miles west of Lolo. Drinking water available. Accom- safety and convenience. You may gather dead and down Facilities: U.S. Fee Area modates trailers up to 30’. wood, but cutting green limbs or trees is prohibited. 17 campsites, 6 picnic sites, paved Attractions: Commercial hot

roads. Drinking water available. springs 2 miles east on Hwy 12.  Make sure your fire is out and the ashes are cold before you Lolo Pass Visitor Center 6 miles leave it unattended. Accommodates trailers up to 30’. Attractions: Fishing. west. Open: Memorial Day through Labor Day.  Many camping and picnic sites have safe drinking water Open: Memorial Day through 9/30. drawn from wells by electric or hand pumps. Water from streams or lakes should be boiled or chemically treated be- fore drinking.

 Please do not put trash of any kind, including disposable diapers, in the toilet vaults.

LOLO NATIONAL FOREST ROCK CREEK ROAD #102 I-90 to Rock Creek Exit 126. Hard surfaced road U.S. INTERSTATE 90 for the first 12 miles. Single-lane, dirt road the Major east-west Interstate highway through rest of the way. Not maintained for winter travel. Missoula and western Not suitable for large trailers/RVs. LEGEND No trailers or overnight camping. 24. NORTON 27. HARRYS FLAT Drinking water available Memorial Directions: (el. 3900’) 11 miles Directions: (el. 4300’) 17 miles CAMPGROUND Day Weekend through Labor Day. south of I-90. south of I-90. PICNIC AREA Attractions: Near Historic Forest Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Facilities: U.S. Fee Area ACCESSIBLE TOILET Service Remount Depot and Visitor 13 campsites. Contact Missoula 15 campsites. Contact Missoula Center. Also near self-guided Ranger Station for drinking water Ranger Station for drinking water nature trail, volleyball and availability. availability. See map on center pages horseshoes. Attractions: Fishing. Attractions: Fishing. for site locations Open: Yearlong. Open: 5/1-9/30. Open: 5/1-9/30

1. PATTEE CANYON 3. KREIS POND 25. GRIZZLY 28. BITTERROOT FLAT Directions: (el. 4100’) From Directions: (el. 3600’) From I- 90 Exit 82 at Ninemile, take MT 10 Directions: (el. 4200’) 11.5 Directions: (el. 4300’) 23 miles downtown Missoula travel south on west to Remount Rd. Drive 2.5 miles south of I-90, then 1 mile south of I-90. Higgins Ave. to Pattee Canyon Rd. miles north to the Ninemile Ranger east on Ranch Creek Road. Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Turn left and continue 4 miles to Station, then continue 5 miles Facilities: U.S. Fee Area 15 campsites. Contact Missoula the picnic area. northwest on the Edith Peak and 9 campsites, 4 picnic sites. Contact Ranger Station for drinking water Facilities: 16 family picnic Butler Creek Loop roads. Missoula Ranger Station for drinking availability. sites and 3 group sites. Family Facilities: 8 campsites and water availability. Attractions: Fishing. sites are free and limited to 10 one day use site, all with fire pits. Attractions: Fishing and picnicking Open: 5/1-9/30 people. Group sites are reservation Open: 5/1-9/30 only. To make reservations go to No drinking water. www.recreation.gov or call 1-877- Attractions: Picnic area, Boating, 26. DALLES 29. SIRIA 444-6777. No drinking water. fishing and mountain biking. Open: 4/1 - 12/1 Directions: (el. 4200’) 14.5 Directions: (el. 4500’) 28 miles Attractions: Set in a wooded miles south of I-90. canyon near Missoula. Hiking and south of I-90. 4. CLEARWATER Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Facilities: 4 campsites. mountain bike trails. XC skiing in 10 campsites. Contact Missoula No drinking water. winter. CROSSING ranger Station for drinking water Attractions: Fishing. Open: 7/1– Labor Day Directions: (el. 3800’) From I availability. Open: 5/1-9/30 -90 Exit 66 at Fish Creek, follow Attractions: Fishing. Welcome 2. GRAND MENARD Fish Creek Rd south, then W. Fk. Creek Wilderness trailhead 0.5 miles Directions: (el. 3600’) From I-90 Fish Creek Rd. to the end. north at swinging foot bridge. Exit 82 at Ninemile, take MT 10 Facilities: 3 campsites. Gas Open: 5/1-9/30 west to Remount Rd. Turn north within 25 miles. Stock facilities and and continue 1 mile past Ninemile public corrals. Drinking water. Ranger Station. Attractions: Trailhead for Great Facilities: 3 large group picnic Burn area. Fishing and hiking. sites and numerous individual Open: 6/1 - 11/30 sites. 5. QUARTZ FLAT take Exit 43 at Dry Creek, travel Directions: (el. 2900’) Near I- west 3.2 miles on north frontage 20. LAKESIDE 21. LAKE ALVA 90 at the rest area, 11 miles east of road, or take Exit 37 and travel 2.8 Directions: (el. 4100’) 10 Directions: (el. 4100’) 12 Superior miles east. miles north of the town of Seeley miles north of the town of Seeley Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Lake, at the south end of Lake Al- Lake, at the north end of Lake Al- 52 campsites. Flush toilets, waste 16 campsites plus 10 trailer pull- va. va. disposal site. Fee for dumping if not through sites. Accommodates trail- Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Facilities: U.S. Fee Area staying overnight. Host on site. ers up to 40’. Horse camp facilities, 5 individual campsites and one 41 family and 2 small group Drinking water available. Accommo- corral, boat launch. Host on site. group site. Reservations required camping sites. Reservations re- dates trailers up to 40’. Drinking water available. for group sites. To make reserva- quired for group camping. To Attractions: Within walking Attractions: Located on Clark Fork tions please call, 1-877-444-6777 make reservations please call distance of the . Self river. Volleyball net, horseshoe pits or visit www.recreation.gov. 1-877-444-6777 or visit -guided nature trail. and sandbox. No drinking water available. www.recreation.gov. Open: Memorial Day Weekend Open: Memorial Day Weekend Attractions: Located on Lake Alva Concrete boat launch. Drinking through Labor Day. through Labor Day. with fishing, swimming and boat- water available. Accommodates

ing. Wildlife and bird watching op- trailers up to 22’. 8. CABIN CITY 6. TROUT CREEK portunities, 15 miles to Mission Attractions: Located on Lake Alva Directions: (el. 3000’) 7 miles Directions: (el. 3200’) From I-90 Mountain Wilderness. with fishing, swimming and boat- southwest of Superior on Trout take Exit 22 at Henderson, travel Open: Subject to snow conditions. ing. 15 miles to Mission Mountain Creek Rd. 257. east 2.5 miles on Camel’s Hump Rd. Wilderness. Facilities: U.S. Fee Area 2148. Turn left (west) at the Cabin Open: Subject to snow conditions. 12 campsites, 7 picnic sites. City Campground sign on Twelve Drinking water, camp hosts, and mile Creek Rd. 353 for 0.2 mile. garbage services available Memorial Facilities: U.S. Fee Area

Day Weekend through Labor Day. 24 campsites. Host on site. Accommodates trailers up to 30’. Drinking water available. Accommo- Attractions: Fishing. dates trailers up to 34’. EAST Open: Yearlong. Attractions: Fishing, self-guided East from junction of MT 200 & 83 (Clearwater nature trail. 7. SLOWEY Open: Memorial Day through Labor Junction) Double-lane paved road near the Directions: (el. 2800’) From I-90 Day. Blackfoot River.

MONTANA HIGHWAY 135 23. BIG NELSON 22. MONTURE Directions: (el. 4200’) 7 miles Double-lane paved highway along the Directions: (el. 4200’) 7 miles east of Ovando to N. Fk. Blackfoot north of Ovando on Monture Rd. Clark Fork River between St. Regis and Paradise Rd. 500, turn north, then travel 12 89. miles. 9. FERRY LANDING 10. CASCADE Facilities: 5 campsites. No drink- Facilities: 4 campsites, plus picnic Directions: (el. 2900’) 12 miles Directions: (el. 2900’) ing water available area. No drinking water available. south of the town of Paradise. 9 miles south of Paradise. Attractions: Fishing. 16 miles by Attractions: Fishing and boat Facilities: 4 picnic sites. River Facilities: U.S. Fee Area trail to Bob Marshall and 11 miles launch on Coopers Lake. 14 miles access with boat ramp, trailhead. No 1 Group Site with 2 gravel pull-ins, to Scapegoat Wilderness areas. by trail to Bob Marshall and drinking water. 9 campsites. 10 miles to groceries. Open: Subject to snow conditions. Attractions: Fishing in Clark Fork Drinking water available. Accommo- Scapegoat Wilderness areas. river, boating access. National dates trailers up to 22’. Open: Subject to snow conditions. Forest scenic byway route. Attractions: Fishing. National Open: Yearlong. Recreation Trail at campground. Open: 5/25 - 11/1 - SEELEY LAKE MONTANA HIGHWAY 200 WEST From Missoula, take I-90 to Bonner exit 109 to West from junction of MT 200 & 93, double-lane MT 200, turn north on MT 83 , travel paved highway. approximately 13 miles to Seeley Lake. 11. GOLD RUSH Directions: (el. 3000’) 9 miles 16. BIG LARCH 18. SEELEY LAKE south of Thompson Falls on the Directions: (el. 4000’) 1 mile Directions: (el. 4000’) 4 miles East Fork of Dry Creek Road. north of the town of Seeley Lake, west of the town of Seeley Lake, Facilities: 7 campsites. Drink- on the east side of the lake. Paved on the west side of the lake. Paved ing water available 5/25 - 9/25. road off Highway 83. road. Accommodates trailers up to 18’. Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Facilities: U.S. Fee Area Attractions: Fishing. 50 campsites, 8 picnic sites. 2 29 campsites, 9 picnic sites. Flush Open: 5/25 - 11/30 Group Sites, reservations required. toilets, boat launch. Drinking wa- To make reservations please call 1- ter available. Accommodates trail- THOMPSON RIVER ROAD #56 877- 444- 6777 or visit ers up to 32’. www.recreation.gov. Concrete Attractions: Located on Seeley 5 miles east of Thompson Falls on MT Hwy 200 boat launch. Drinking water avail- Lake, with fishing, swimming, Turn north along single lane gravel road along able. Accommodates trailers up to boating and water skiing. Wildlife the Thompson River. 32’. and bird watching, large western Attractions: Located on Seeley larch groves. Caution: Enter this road on the west side of the river; the Lake, with fishing, swimming, wa- Open: Memorial Day Weekend east road, above milepost 13, is private and is used heavi- ter skiing and boat launch. Wildlife through Labor Day. ly by logging trucks. and bird watching, interpretive area. 12. COPPER KING 14. W FK FISHTRAP CR Open: Subject to snow conditions. Directions: (el. 2700’) 4 miles Directions: (el. 4200’) 15 north of MT 200. miles north of MT 200, turn west Facilities: 5 campsites. 9 miles to on Fishtrap Creek Rd. 516. 17. RIVER POINT groceries and gas. No drinking Facilities: 4 campsites. Drinking Directions: (el. 3900’) Approx. water available. water available 5/25 - 9/30. 3 miles west of the town of Seeley Attractions: Fishing. Attractions: Fishing. Lake, on the west side of the lake. 19. LAKE INEZ Open: 5/25 - 11/1 Open: 5/25-10/30. Paved road. Directions: (el. 4100’) 9 miles Facilities: U.S. Fee Area north of the town of Seeley Lake, 13. CLARK MEMORIAL 15. FISHTRAP LAKE 26 campsites, 8 picnic sites. Drink- at the north end of Lake Inez. Directions: (el. 2700’) 5 miles Directions: (el. 4100’) 15 ing water available. Accommo- Facilities: 5 undeveloped north of MT 200 on Thompson Riv- miles north of MT 200, turn west dates trailers up to 22’. campsites. Boat launch. No drink- er Rd. on Fishtrap Creek Rd 516, then Attractions: Located on Seeley ing water. Facilities: 5 campsites. 10 north on Forest Rd. 7593. Lake and Clearwater River with Attractions: Located on Lake miles to groceries and gas. No Facilities: U.S. Fee Area fishing, swimming and canoeing. Inez, with fishing, swimming, boat- drinking water. 12 campsites. Drinking water Open: Memorial Day Weekend ing and water skiing. Attractions: River fishing, Memo- available 5/25 - 9/30. through Labor Day. Open: Subject to snow conditions. rial Grove of large western red ce- Attractions: Fishing. dar trees. Open: 5/25-10/30. Open: 5/25-11/1