A short drive south of Missoula , Lolo is home to Travelers' Rest State Park and Lolo Peak Brewing Company. Used as a trading ground for Montana's First Nations and a campsite for Lewis and Clark, Travelers' Rest has an impressive history, and their self-guided interpretive trail is a must-stop. The healing waters of Lolo Hot Springs are located nearby, as is access to abundant outdoor adventure.
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Following the Clark Fork River between Missoula and the Idaho border, Western Montana's Interstate 90 corridor is filled with opportunities...
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Outdoor recreation meets western allure and a lively arts and culture scene in Kalispell, Montana. Access incredible landscapes with ease...
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Western Montana's mountains, rivers, forests and open spaces create endless opportunities to get outside—and learn something new while you’re there....
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