HOME | SEARCH | BROWSE | MAP | CONTACT      HOME > North West Montana > Mill Falls July Afternoon      Quality: The trailhead to Mill Falls is accessed at Mill Falls Campground. The hike to the falls is an easy 200 yard walk through a forest of tall Englemann Spruce and grand Black Cottonwood trees. At the end of trail Mill Falls cascades down into a shallow, crystal clear pool. From Choteau travel northwest on Canyon Road 26 miles to Forest Road 109. Turn south (left) and drive 7.8 miles to Mill Falls Campground. The Rocky Mountain Front is the awesome formation of steep rugged mountains and deep canyons at the edge of the Great Plains which extends from Glacier National Park at the north end southward to about Roger’s Pass. The transformation from the mountainous heights to the foothills, which then emerges onto immense expanse of eastern Montana prairie, is striking. This change from peak to prairie produces an ecological transition zone or ecotone that yields a sanctuary which supports an amazing diversity of wildlife. This key habitat is home to Elk, Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Black Bear, Grizzly Bear, Mountain Lion, Badger, Bobcat, Canadian Lynx, Red Fox, Wolverine, Coyote, Beaver, Martin, Moose, Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer to name some of them. Mill Falls Campground (USFS) is 33.8 miles northwest of Choteau in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. There are 4 camping units, toilet facilities, no drinking water, no fees and a pack-in pack-out policy. Camping not an option? Can't find the right lodging? Click here to browse our alternate list of Montana hotels and motels Hotels and motels near this waterfall...   Bella Vista Motel 614 North Main Avenue Choteau MT 59422 (406) 466-5711 Big Sky Motel 209 South Main Avenue PO Box 977 Choteau MT 59422 (406) 466-5318 Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch PO Box 178 Choteau MT 59422 (406) 466-2044 Stage Stop Inn 1005 Main Avenue North PO Box 1238 Choteau MT 59422 (406) 466-5900   Falls Information Area: North West MT Stream name: Mill Creek Stream size: Small Creek Falls height: 75 ft. Elevation: 6550 Latitude: 47.8609733581543 Longitude: -112.764358520508 » Stock Photo Available? » Map this Waterfall! Waterfall Resources Below are some means to help you on your journey discovering Montana's waterfalls. Waterfall Photography Tips on Waterfalls Photography, Waterfall Photography Gear, Tough Digital Cameras, Ideal lenses ... [more] Gear for exploring Montana's waterfalls Enviromentally Friendly Gear. Backpacking, Hiking and Camping Equipment. GIS, Fishing ... [more] Green cars for a clean Montana We advocate the use of enviromentally freindly vehicles. Lets face it, Montana, with the largest superfund site in the nation could use some of our help ... [more] Waterfall posters We have a great collection of waterfall posters. Some are of Montana waterfalls, Some are of waterfalls found across the globe ... [more] Home Waterfall Resources Information on how to build and where to find indoor waterfalls, Outdoor waterfalls, Garden Waterfalls and Pond Waterfalls ... [more]   All Content © 2005 Mountain Imagery. No unauthorized reproduction of any kind is allowed without permission.

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