Hiking

Trail Plans to Expand
Trail Plans to Expand
Trail Plans to Expand
Thursday night marked the grand opening of a new, 2-mile stretch of paved trail up Grant Creek that ties more than just houses together, but neighborhoods and businesses west of Missoula...Not to mention great hiking and biking trails too!
Best Missoula Hiking Destinations During the Fall Season
Best Missoula Hiking Destinations During the Fall Season
Best Missoula Hiking Destinations During the Fall Season
Fall is my favorite time of the year, so it only makes sense that I am always looking for ways to get outside and enjoy the crisp weather and beautiful colors. The best way to accomplish this is to lace up your hiking boots and head out to one of the many day hike destinations that Missoula offers. I w...
Blazing a Trail in the Rattlesnake? Bring Your Bug Spray!
Blazing a Trail in the Rattlesnake? Bring Your Bug Spray!
Blazing a Trail in the Rattlesnake? Bring Your Bug Spray!
I love spending time outdoors during the summer months, but I do not love all of the multi-legged creatures that make their home in the forest — especially the ones that bite. A few days ago, I set out on a nice, long run from the main trailhead in the Rattlesnake Wilderness Area ...
10 Heavenly Montana Hikes West of the Continental Divide
10 Heavenly Montana Hikes West of the Continental Divide
10 Heavenly Montana Hikes West of the Continental Divide
West of the Continental Divide, serious hikers can experience Big Sky bliss on the state’s most rugged ascents and test themselves on some of the best trail adventures in North America. The vistas are not only spectacular, they stretch from the brilliant blue of Montana sky to glassy alpine lakes and distant pincushion forests of green.
Hiking in the Bitterroot? Head to Lake Como
Hiking in the Bitterroot? Head to Lake Como
Hiking in the Bitterroot? Head to Lake Como
Although there is an abundance of awesome trails right here in Missoula, sometimes I get the itch to get out of town and hike somewhere new — even if it’s only 20 minutes down the road. After hearing nothing but good things about the trail that loops Lake Como — the largest lake in the Bitterroot Valley — I decided to check it out for myself last summer ...