Chuck was great.Very patient & knowledgeable. Shared much time and information assuring that I…read morecaught fish and was fishing in the right spots at the right time.The prices were very reasonable. I highly recommend this as a must visit when in the area. KD

I was visiting Darby Montana, and was recommended by a relative , to go to Mr.T's for fishing…read morelicense and supplies. Got great advise on spots to fish from Rick and his father. Nice guys. Concerned being an amputee , they headed me to flat areas to fish save. Thanks Bill

I have been apart of 3 successful mountain lion hunts with Dillon Weidow. These hunts have resulted…read morein some of the best memories that I have/cherish. His dog pack is incredibly trained and extremely hard working. These dogs are treated like family. My personal favorite dog is Rebel. Rebel is persistent and is rarely outsmarted by even the smartest mature lions. You won't find a better hound hunting experience with any other outfitting company. Dillon is a true houndsman and great guy. Conditions depending on if you will catch a lion/bear but he will not disappoint when it comes to a good experience!

It's a moderate 4.5 miles in and out trail. Make sure you have a 4WD since the road to the…read moretrailhead is unpaved and narrow. Also bring bug repellant! I thought my bug days are over when I left Florida but the horse flies were huge and they bit me through my leggings.

There are some places I know that I would prefer to keep secret. And then there are those that are…read moresimply too beautiful not to share with others. Knowing the difference between these two types of places is important. The Bear Creek overlook, nestled in a slightly hidden but basically very accessible location, is definitely a "share with others" kind of place: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bear-creek-overlook-victor?select=UjA3dqSObaa9wFLG3-emJA#UjA3dqSObaa9wFLG3-emJA There is a trail there, for one. And it's fairly short, for another. And the payoff is immense. As Bitterroot Mountain guidebook authors have pointed out, it's like a summit-view without the summit effort: a sweeping panorama of granite, larch, and pine and thousands upon thousands of feet of vertical nothingness a hop, skip, and a jump away. Well, really only a hop would do it if you get close enough to the overlook's brink. But that's kind of the point: you don't need to be a daredevil or a hiking fanatic to get here. No crampons or climbing ropes needed. Even a backpack would be optional. It's like Yosemite without the crowds. Note: the drive to the trailhead is on a dirt forest service road and is a little rutted but you don't need 4x4 or high clearance to get here. It snows out by November and melts only in June, but in those months in-between, the overlook is pure Montana gold, and that's worth sharing with others.

My husband went to high school in Missoula and we were back for his reunion so we decided to take a…read moremoment and do this hike. It's not that far out of town from Missoula and has a decent size parking lot. There's also a few trails that you can take one being the Canyon Creek Trail, and the other being the Blodgett Canyon. We went with Blodgett Canyon. This trail is approximately a 3 mile hike up to the top where it is spectacularly beautiful! The hike itself is not that difficult although there are a few steeper parts. The view along the way is spectacular, so we didn't hike very fast...once we got to the top we hung out for about half an hour just looking at all the amazing beauty surrounding us. We were also there on a day when it looked like someone had gotten engaged at the top as we found a trail of rose petals, and a heart of rose petals at the top. I say kudos to whichever guy planned this!!! It was so cute and such a beautiful backdrop for an engagement!

What a beautiful hike and way to spend some time enjoying nature!…read more For the overlook trail, you are mostly going up hill the whole time so be prepared for a bit of an incline. The trail has a lot of trees so a good portion of it is shaded, but parts are still in the sun. Depending on the time you come, this trail gets pretty busy so be prepared for that. There is a nice opening spot up top so you can hangout and enjoy the views. I recommend packing a lunch or little picnic to enjoy up there before heading back down.

Range is fine but some of the staff are very rude. The range officer at the range we used was nice…read morebut the guy in the office was needlessly rude, almost like they wanted us to feel unwelcome and not come back. Mission accomplished.

Whittecar Rifle and Pistol Range is a great place for locals to shoot. SAFE, we managed, and well…read moreequipped, we joined after shooting there the first time. I highly recommend the range.

What a fabulous outfitter!!!! Jim Mitchell is a class act and a fantastic fishing guide. Just…read morecame back from fishing the Bitterroot and WOW...what an experience. And, the day before we fished with one of Jim's guides -- Cary -- and had every bit of a fantastic experience with him. I can't say enough good things about this Outfitter. He is the BOMB!!!!!

My family usually makes an annual pilgrimage to Lost Trail Hot Springs and we walk away happy each…read moretime. This is definitely a small-time operation but the pool and hot tub are always just the perfect temperature (usually my main gripe about natural hot springs). This place is far from fancy and definitely not updated in the past decade but a good value for a relaxing afternoon.