Beaver Creek Park

Beaver Creek Park is a unique area in Central Montana. It's a 10,000-acre strip along the Bears Paw Mountains. It is one of the largest parks in the Nation, stretching about one mile wide and 17 miles long.

The park is brimming with different, beautiful landscapes. There are grasslands, pine woods, aspen and cottonwood groves, rocky cliffs, and rushing streams.

The park features two lakes and is an excellent place for fishing. There are also multiple campgrounds, so you shouldn't have to fight to stay in the area during busy seasons.

The Bear Paw Nature Trail is also a popular feature of the park. It's a 3.5-mile trail that is both beautiful and informative. This is one of many trails and adventures you can do in the park. Mount Otis Trail and Rotary Canyon Loop Trail are just a couple more.

Visitors also love the variety of wild and edible berries in the park. There are Buffaloberries, Chokecherries, Juneberries, and Gooseberries.