7의 플랫헤드 범위가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Large campground directly on the lake with good swimming, operating for over 100 years, with rustic RV and camp sites, and rustic log cabins built in the 1920s. Located just outside Glacier National Park on Lake Five, three miles west of West Glacier

This junction in the Middle Fork Flathead River is close to where Big River Trail and Vinegar Mountain Trail intersect, making it a good stopover point. A Cabin run by the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is also located here, but is not for public use.

There is a patrol cabin near the bridge where you cross Lincoln Creek. From here you can follow a trail along the creek way up into the mountains to Lincoln Lake, or continue along the South Boundary Trail following the Middle Fork Flathead River.

As you walk south from Nyack along the rail tracks keep an eye out for an orange marker on your left as you approach where the bridge crosses the railroad. You can follow the markers to the river crossing and up to the South Boundary Trail from here. After that the trail gets much easier to follow and you are rewarded with exceptional views from the top.

Going to Agar Trail, this 4.0 mile paved out-and-back is an easy route and runs parallel to the highway. Agar Trail is a popular trail for camping, road biking, and snowshoeing in the winter. The trail is open all year for different activities.

The Continental Divide Trail connects the south and north of the United States, from the Mexican border to the Canadian one. It crosses several states including Montana. It has a length of about 5,000 kilometres.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness Area is a congressionally designated wilderness area located in the western Montana region of the United States. It is named for Bob Marshall, an early federal government forester, conservationist, and co-founder of The Wilderness Society.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness is also just called „The Bob“ by hikers. It is the last true wilderness you will walk through if you hike the Continental Divide Trail northbound.