Dispersed camping & trip planning

Bitterroot National Forest

22campsites

Alpineterrain

2,601 sq miarea

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National Forest managed by the US Forest Service

What's out here

Camping22
dispersed & established campsites
Hiking & trails702
trailheads, summits, and ridgesincluding Bills Canyon, Rooster Comb, Kim Creek Saddle, Granite Pass
Water336
lakes, springs, and reservoirsincluding Horse Creek Hot Springs, Sleeping Child Hot Springs, Jerry Johnson Hot Springs, Hidden Lake
Scenic & landmarks144
historic sites, landmarks, and cliffsincluding Horsehead Arch

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