Parks

Missoula parks boast facilities for virtually any sport or event imaginable. Parks are open daily from 6am to 11pm and are available for picnics, family reunions and other events.

Missoula has more than 400 acres of city parkland, 20,000 park and boulevard trees, 22 miles of trails, and 3,300 acres of conservation lands. Just imagine all of the possibilities with that much space.

Parks

Glacier
National Park

Glacier National Park is known as the Crown of the Continent with more than one million acres and over 700 miles of trails.

State
Parks

Montana State Parks near Missoula offer some of the greatest natural and cultural treasures on earth. From stunning scenery and dazzling waters, to geologic wonders and cultural history, you'll find it all at our state parks.

Yellowstone
National Park

Yellowstone National park is the world's first National Park and is filled with unique geography, geothermal activity, and of course, lots of wildlife.

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