An old mining town located near the Idaho border, Saltese was named in honor of a Nez Perce leader from the area. Numerous trails in the Lolo National Forest originate in and around Saltese, and area attractions include Taft—a mining camp once home to 2,000 residents—and Lookout Pass—a ski area that receives some of the region's earliest and fluffiest snow. Bike the nearby Hiawatha Trail for a family-friendly summer adventure.
While we believe that every day is Earth Day around here, this special day is the time to show our...
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Spring has sprung in the heart of Western Montana's Glacier Country, and the trails are calling us out for hiking...
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Spring is in the air—the fresh mountain air—here in Western Montana’s Glacier Country. Each year spring is full of activities and...
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Spring is one of Western Montana’s best-kept secrets. It’s the season to get out and explore the region’s emergence from...
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