Plains

Baldy Lookout Trail (340) accesses Baldy Mountain, the site of the old lookout and Baldy Lake. The view of the surrounding valley is excellent

.Length: 5.0 miles.Trail Begins: Forest Road 886.Trail Ends: Section 34 Road

Five people costs $45.00. It costs $8 more per person over 5 persons, up to a maximum of 16. The Bend Guard Station is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

Benji's Restaurant has been in operation for 16 years and has been featured in 3 popular magazines. Our new facility opened February 11th of this year and features ground floor level dining as well as a second story dining and meeting room and 2 hotel rooms.

Big Hole Lookout Trail (368) begins at the upper gate on Road 875. Lower gate is closed to motorized vehicles from December 1 to May 15. This is the short summer access to the peak.

Length: 2.2 miles.Trail Begins: Froest Road 875.Trail Ends: Big Hole Lookout

Big Spruce Creek Trail (1102) climbs steeply through brushy, timbered terrain to access several high lakes in the Cube Iron/Mt. Silcox Roadless Area. Non-motorized use only.

Length: 4.7 miles.Trail Begins: Forest Road 603.Trail Ends: Junction Trail 450

Private farm house, pool room, horseshoe pit, hiking, farm animals, private chef, country band.

Cabin Lake Trail (459) is the primary access to Cabin Lake and Cube Iron-Mt. Silccox Roadless Area. You can make a loop hike back to the trailhead. This route features sub-alpine lake basins and high elevation ridgetop topography. Non-motorized use only.

Cabinet Mountain Outfitters offers guiding services in Northwest Montana for big game hunting, bow hunting, horse packing, backpacking, photography fishing and cattle drives. We are family oriented and encourage families to visit us and experience our various activities.

Cascade Falls Trail (242) starts in the campground and ends at Cascade Falls Overlook. A brochure is available at the campground. There are benches at the overlook and along the trail.

Clark Fork Valley Hospital, a private, not-for-profit facility governed by a local board, was opened in 1971 - the result of a community driven effort to build a modern hospital in a central location to serve the residents of Sanders County and the surrounding area.

The Crossroads Motel and RV Park is a quiet motel located on the east edge of town. We pride ourselves on our clean rooms, comfortable beds and friendly service.

We are seven blocks from a pool and 1/2 block from a restaurant.

Eddy Ridge Trail (1130) takes you to high ridge sub-alpine terrain. It features views of Clark Fork River Canyon.

Length: 3.0 miles.Trail Begins: Forest Road 7600.Trail Ends: Dead ends on ridge between Tuffy Lake and Poacher Gulch

Evans Gulch Trail (696) takes you through steep, brushy, timbered terrain to a sub-alpine lake basin. Be prepared for several creek crossings.

Length: 3.4 miles.Trail Beginning: Forest Road 7627 (road into Evans Gulch).Trail End: Evans Lake

Honeymoon Creek Trail (469) goes through steep timbered terrain, leading to sub-alpine area and lakes. It is also an access to Cube Iron - Mt. Silcox Roadless Area trail network. All these trails are designated non-motorized

Horse Plains Photo Adventures is located in western Montana. There is a splendid mix of mountains, water, public land and private amenities that provide unlimited opportunities for photography, hiking, birding, wildlife viewing and wild flower displays for the ultimate Montana Safari.

Knox Creek Trail (571) is a non-motorized trail used primarily for fall hunter access. It goes through steep brushy terrain to the top of the divide between the Clark Fork and St. Regis river valleys. There is a stockramp and a hitchrail at the trailhead.

Sunday worship 11:00am. Sunday school 9:45am.

Wild Horse Plains Golf Course is a friendly and relaxed place to play golf. We have great views, wide fairways, and large greens.

Sunday worship at 11:00am.

The Plains - Paradise area is a beautiful area to visit. There are many outdoor activities to enjoy as we are located in a valley surrounded by mountains and the Clark Fork River runs through the valley.