Eureka

This small site is located on the route to the Ten Lakes Scenic Area, a very pristine and remote portion of the state. The surrounding area is heavily forested and offers exceptional flora and fauna viewing opportunities.

Hawkins Outfitters hunts from a lodge in Eureka, Montana where we do our hunting from horseback, or four wheel drive vehicles. The animals we hunt include deer, bear, elk and cougar with special licenses for moose and all meals are included.

High Country Vacation Cabins offers two Montana cabin rentals; Loon's Nest and Trout Haven.

Sunday worship at 10:30am. Sunday school at 9:15am. Sunday summer worship at 9:30am.

The Hoodoos are very impressive sandstone formations jutting out from an inlet along Lake Koocanusa. Easily seen via boat, they can also be viewed from the west side of Highway 37.

Inch Mountain Trail (446) is a nice hike. Access from either trailhead will get you to the top of McGuire Mountain, which offers good local scenery and campsites. Grizzly bears inhabit the area and necessary precautions should be taken.

Length: 4.8 miles. Light use, low difficulty

Knife Point Trail (542), from the dispersed campsite at the lower trailhead, parallels Knife Gulch for 0.3 mile and then switchbacks out of the Big Creek Canyon up a steep ridge between Good Creek and Knife Gulch.

This bridge is the tallest and longest in Montana. It spans the entire width of Lake Koocanusa, giving access to the Amish community on the west side and the Yaak Valley in the northwest portion of the Forest. A parking and viewing area is available. The elevation is 3,000 feet.

Kootenai High Country Hunting invites you to come explore beautiful NW Montana, located one hours drive west of Glacier National Park, and just south of British Columbia. Explore Banff, Jasper and Kootenai National Parks and all their scenic and natural wonders.

Ksanka Inn has 30 comfortable, affordable rooms with 6 kitchenettes, phones and cable TV. There is also a 24-hour gas station, and mini mart with a bakery and deli. Free coffee and donuts are included with your stay. There is ample parking for RV's, boats and trucks.

Lake Koocanusa Elk Ranch has a 800 square foot log cabin which sleeps eight.

The Lincoln County Fairgrounds is primarily used for the big event of the year the annual Lincoln County Fair. Horse shows and rodeos also top the list. For more information please call.

Little North Fork Falls is a very short trail that ends in a rain-forest type gorge. An easy to slightly moderate climb offers a view of the waterfall as it enters the gorge and drops into Little North Fork Creek.

Four person capacity; cost $20.00. This lookout was built in 1924 and actively used for detecting forest fires for over 30 years. Abandoned in the 1950's, it has recently been renovated by Forest Service crews.

From the streambottom trailhead in Parsnip Creek, Parsnip Creek Trail (65) follows a gentle grade for 1.5 miles and then climbs on a steep, switchbacking trail out of the valley bottom where the grade lessens to the junction with Road 4874.

Pinto Point Trail (52) offers a nice day hike to the lower campsite along Big Creek road or the upper trailhead. The lower trail exits from a dispersed campsite and then climbs out of the canyon via a series of switchbacks to Maxine Point.