Things To Do in Augusta, Montana

27 sites on 8 acres at 5,300' elevation; 27 RV/tent. Trailhead into Bob Marshall Wilderness. Bath: pit toilets, no showers. More on AAA.com

This trail climbs up a short gulch near the foot of Gibson Reservoir. The trail passes above summer homes, so dont expect to find pristine scenery along the lower reaches of the trail. This route c... More on Trails

15 sites on 6 acres at 4,400' elevation; 5 tent, 10 RV/tent. Bath: pit toilets, no showers. More on AAA.com

The Sun River glistens in this steep canyon as it flows east from its headwaters in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Only a shadow of its former wild self, the Sun is now tamed by the Gibson Dam. The l... More on Trails

This route begins at the Benchmark entry point, the most heavily used access point for the Bob Marshall Wilderness. It follows the heavily traveled Sun River Trail for the first several miles, then... More on Trails

I love the Bob Marshall Wilderness. This is not a big elevation hike, but More on Trails

Many Montana rivers offer outstanding angling for imported browns and rainbows, but the South Fork of the Flathead stands alone as the states last great river for native westslope cutts. Along the ... More on Trails

Easy hiking, but not so good fishing at this time opf the year. More on Trails

7 miles West of Augusta on gravel road. All Species Present: Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, White Sucker Nilan Reservoir Fishing Access Site does permit camping. There is a 14 day stay limit. A boat launch and toilets are available. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Mills Wilderness Adventures offers summer horseback pack trips with excellent fishing in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and Scapegoat Wilderness, plus fall wilderness and private land ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Nestled in Wood Canyon, this campground offers dramatic mountain views to the north and rugged rock walls to the southwest. Except for breathtaking scenery, the sparkling mountain lake, and access to miles of hiking trails in the ... More on Trails

Without a doubt, this trail offers the most scenic route into the Scapegoat Wilderness. The trail begins on the eastern bank of aptly-named Whitewater Creek, and climbs inland through a loose forest of lodgepole pine as it runs southward. ... More on Trails

The Sun River starts in a deep canyon, runs through prairie grasslands and finally meanders past cottonwood bottoms on its way to the Missouri. In the upper river, horizontal upthrusts create ledges of rock that cross the river and ... More on Trails