Pet Friendly Things To Do in Hamilton, Montana

The 1.6-million acre Bitterroot National Forest in Idaho and Montana is part of the largest area without roads in the continental United States. The forest contains two mountain ranges separated by... More on LLBean.com

The Bitterroot National Forest begins above the foothills of the Bitterroot River Valley. Wildlife in the area ... More on PlanetWare

Blodgett Creek was the most scenic tributary in the Bitterroot Valley. The fishing is still good, but charred trees now dominate much of the canyon scenery. The creek begins at the outflow of a lake deep in the Bitterroot Mountains ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The BLM, Bishop Field Office manages the Bishop Resource Areacomprising approximately 750,000 acres of Public Lands in Inyo andMono counties, ranging from desert to mountains. This diversity offersour visitors a wide choice of activities ... More on recreation.gov

The Hamilton Players, in partnership with the Daly Mansion, will present another of the successful series of Valentine's Day Dessert Shows. This year, you'll enjoy three scenes - "Cindy and Julie" and "Ruby of Elsinore" by Bruce Kane ... More on Hamiltonplayers.com

You will be able to spend the day fishing, hiking, trail riding, or just relaxing. Wildlife here is abundant and the perfect place to see elk, deer, moose, and birds in their natural habitat. Summer Fishing Fun in the Bitterroot Mountains ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Offering big game hunts, bow hunts, a guest house, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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The small streams that feed the Bitterroot. Each is different in size and character; each has its own charm. Explore them in wonderment. Catch dozens of brilliantly colored native trout (not all of them small), hone your angling skills, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Montana fly fishing with Jack C. Mauer and Wapiti Waters. Over 30 years experience servicing Montana rivers... More on Wapiti-waters.com

His knowledge of the rivers he floats; his awareness and appreciation of the environment; his attentiveness... More on Yahoo! Travel