Parks in Red Lodge, Montana

The Beartrack Trail climbs from Rock Creek Canyon to the Silver Run Plateau at 10,000 feet. Along the way are great views up and down the canyon, including the surrounding peaks of Mount Maurice, T... More on Trails

I hiked this trail with my 17-year old son and it was great. The climb to More on Trails

Family rafting; whitewater on Stillwater River, scenic trips on Yellowstone ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This playground has a 5-12 section and a large tot lot. It includes a rock climbing wall, a train tunnel, a musical area, a tire swing, ... More on KaBoom.org

A 68-mile paved route over the Beartooth Mountains on the highest highway in Wyoming, past alpine lakes and lush forest, and across the Beartooth Plateau and through the Absaroka Mountains into Yellowstone National Park. ... More on wyomingtourism

Montana's Rock Creek is located in the Lolo National Forest. Lolo is known for its terrain ranging from the gentle to the rugged, where you'll find snow-peaked mountains, vast wilderness, sheer, granite cliffs and canyons but most ... More on AnglerWeb.com

we have 2 half pipes 3 kickers 2 boxs 4 rail 1 1/4 pipe 1 starting ramp 1 concrete box 1 metal box attatched is a video of some of the ... More on skateboardpark.com

The Silver Run Ski Trails are popular trails for cross-country skiing. During the other half of the year, they are a great hiking and mountain biking get-away close to Red Lodge. The well-defined trails wind up the West Fork drainage ... More on Trails

Surrounded by the Custer, Gallatin, and Shoshone National Forests and their unparalleled wilderness areas, ... More on Beartoothhighway.com

I choose to take the Beartooth Highway into Yellowstone because I had read that Charles Kerault considered ... More on TripAdvisor

Multitudes of scenic, trout-filled lakes and a high-altitude waterfall. For those who like to spend one moderately hard day getting into a beautiful base ... More on Trails

This is a dry weather trail but we did it after a rain and came out followi More on Trails