Posts Tagged ‘Hiking’
Montana Road Trip: Exploring the Beauty of Big Sky Country
Buckle up and get ready to experience the captivating allure of Montana on an unforgettable road trip adventure.... more
How Proper Gear Can Improve Your Hiking Experience
When properly equipped, the wilderness transforms into a majestic wonderland calling adventurers deeper into its sanctuary.... more
Winter Wildlife Closures on Mt. Jumbo, Mt. Dean Stone Begin Dec. 1st
Missoula Parks and Recreation reminds hikers and bikers that some City open space areas are closed in the winter months to protect wildlife.... more
Putting Missoula on the Flight Map
Let's take a look at just what's brought about this surge in popularity and the options for tourists looking to fly into Missoula.... more
September is Bear Aware Month
Being outdoors means being with wildlife. Here's some simple advice for staying safe while exploring the outdoors and in bear country.... more
FWP REMINDER: Be Bear Aware When Recreating Outdoors
As you make plans for the July 4th holiday, be sure to review these precautionary steps to “Be Bear Aware”:... more
Mount Jump South Zone Closure Extended
In consultation with state wildlife biologists, Parks and Recreation has extended the Mount Jumbo South Zone winter wildlife closure beyond the scheduled March 15 opening date.... more
Top 8 Things to Do Near Missoula
In this guide, we will share some of the best activities you should do near Missoula, so click to know about these interesting activities. ... more
Uncovering the Hidden Gems of Missoula: The Best Things to Do in the City
In the Montana metropolis of Missoula, there is something for everyone. The city offers numerous undiscovered jewels, from outdoor activities to cultural events, just waiting to be found and experienced.... more
5 Must-See Sites Only Found In the Midwest
The Midwest is a beautiful and diverse region of the United States, with something to offer everyone... more
Taking Your Dog for a Hike? Here Are Some Useful Tips
In this article, we will outline six of the most important tips for taking your dog hiking.... more
Like Climbing? Here’s How To Find The Top Gear
It’s better to do a little research than to just wander into nature and climb! So here’s how to find the best gear for your climbing trip! ... more
Setting Bad Habits Ablaze: 7 Campfire Cooking Mistakes to Avoid
Next time you want to cook up some camp stove burgers for the family, here are seven campfire cooking mistakes to avoid.... more
Public Invited to Marshall Mountain Celebration September 12
Missoula Parks and Recreation invites residents to tour the new Marshall Mountain Park on Sunday, September 12, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.... more
Planning A Hangout With Your Friends? Spice It Up With These Cool Activities
Here are some cool activities that you can undertake with your friends that will break the monotony and help you to make new and fresh memories.... more
Wildlife Officials, Blackfoot Community Work Together on Fatal Bear Attack Details and Next Steps
Wildlife officials and the local Blackfoot Valley community are working together to wrap up details of the July 6 fatal grizzly bear attack of a camper in Ovando.... more
Do You Want To Take Up A New Hobby? Climbing Just Might Be The Thing For You
Hiking has many benefits, which makes it worth trying. Here are some of them that will inspire you to try it out.... more
How To Pick The Right Spot To Go On Your Next Camping Adventure
Whether you’re the kind of camper who loves doing group activities or someone who prefers hiking off-trail, here are some tips for picking the right camping spot. ... more
Must-Visit States in the Western U.S. for Every Type of Traveler
In this article we take a look at four specific Western locations that both tourists and even local Americans must visit at least once.... more
Best 6 Family-Friendly Activities For Your Yosemite Getaway
Traveling with the entire fam to none other than the legendary Yosemite? Here's a list of activities for that everyone of any age can enjoy. ... more
Hiking VS Camping – Why Not Both?
Today we’ll talk about the differences and similarities of camping and hiking, as well as the reasons why you can do both in one run.... more
Weekend Student Activities in Missoula
If you study in Montana or somewhere nearby and think about a wonderful weekend destination, you should consider Missoula as a potential gateway.... more
Simple Tips That Will Make Your Next Backpacking Trip So Much Better
The packing looks pretty easy, till it’s time to get down to business. Then you’ll realize it takes a lot of skills to pack, especially when embarking on backpacking trips.... more
Useful Items You’ll Need When You Go Outdoors For A Hike
Here are some of the things you should bring with you on a hike.... more
Backpacks For School at Wholesale Prices
If you need a new backpack or are looking for something cheap and useful, there is no reason why you would ever need to go to a department store.... more
Expert Survival Tips for Hikers and Campers
If you are looking to leave everything behind and enjoy a few days of nature's raw beauty, here are a few expert survival tips for hikers and campers.... more
Top Five Entertaining Things to do While in Missoula
There are many entertaining activities anyone can indulge in while visiting Missoula, and here’s a list of some of the top five:... more
5 Insanely Creative and Fun Things to do in Missoula
From local farmer's markets to natural hot springs, we've compiled a list of the top-rated places to check out in The Garden City.... more
Common Hiking Aches & Pains
Make sure you understand what the different aches and pains are that you can get from hiking, and this will help you deal with them in the best possible way.... more
Why Spending Time in Nature Is Good for Your Health
If you don’t get to spend lots of time outdoors, here are a few benefits that might make you do that more often. ... more
Mount Jumbo South Zone Opens Friday, March 30
By BECKY GOODRICH - Mount Jumbo’s South Zone will reopen to public use on Friday, March 30, bringing the area’s annual winter wildlife closure to a close.... more
11 Northwest Montana Adventures to Add to Your 2016 Checklist
By DILLON TABISH - What better way to make 2016 memorable and constructive than exploring the vast outdoors. Here are a few worthwhile Northwest Montana adventures to try this year.... more
Parks and Recreation Hosts “Too Much Fun Tuesdays” in Area Parks
Parks and Recreation hosts “Too Much Fun Tuesdays” in area parks Join Missoula Parks and Recreation on Tuesdays this fall for unique recreation programs in neighborhood parks. ... more
Busiest June on Record in Glacier Park
By DILLON TABISH - Over 414,000 people visited the national park last month, keeping 2015 on record-breaking pace.... more
Tips for dealing with a Rattlesnake Bite: Quick Tips to Save a Life
By CLAY SPRINGMEYER - If you follow these points, you can help save a life. However, the best life saver in the backcountry is situational awareness.... more
Crazy Canyon
By LIONE CLARE - I was happy to be back in the woods about to climb a mountain, an activity much more accessible and frequent in my hometown of Sitka, Alaska.... more
Smokejumpers’ Trail
By COLIN BRUST - We trudged up the steep and rocky path, leaving the Kim Williams riverside trail below us. Even though there was a great view of the Missoula Valley behind us, I felt uneasy.... more
July Courses at the Glacier Institute
The Glacier Institute has announced it’s July courses, which will get you outside and enjoying the Flathead!... more
Local Physicians Prescribe a Walk in the Park to Their Patients
Missoula Parks and Recreation and Community Medical Center (CMC) have partnered with Montana State Parks to create a Prescription Trail on Fort Missoula’s walking paths.... more
The Third Week in September
It's the autumnal equinox, which some equate with death. But for hunters, anglers, and hikers, the third week of September is a time to anticipate, to delight in, to anxiously await. ... more
Deaths a Stark Reminder of Glacier Park’s Peril
By TRISTIN SCOTT - In a single month between June 26 and July 25, four people died of trauma in Glacier National Park.Their deaths offer a sobering reminder of the perils involved in off-trail exploration.... more
Family Adventure: Exploring the Clearwater Canoe Trail
By ANNIE GRAHAM - If we can take our six children (all with varied personalities and needs) on a canoe trip, then so can you. Our latest adventure: The Clearwater Canoe Trail.... more
Alpine Canine’s Buddy Buses Run on Time So Dogs Can Run Off-Leash in Missoula
By PAM VOTH - Alpine Canine offers hikes to over 200 Missoula dogs per week with hikes tailored to every type of dog. All hikes include pick-up and drop off in one of Alpine Canine’s buses or van.... more
One last fall hike (or two) at Glacier National Park
By DONNA HULL - Do summer crowds discourage you from visiting Glacier National Park? Now is the time for one last fall hike in a national park that’s practically in Missoula’s backyard.... more