Beartooth Ranger News Today

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Pitching a tent near the water or way up in the mountains. It offers an undeniable attraction to many in Montana.

RED LODGE, Mont. - Work to improve road conditions and safety for forest users will start this summer on Glacier Lake/Main Fork Rock Creek FSR #2421 on the Beartooth Ranger

Daniel McHugh with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks said the bear wasn't acting aggressively for no reason but was displaying defensive behavior.

Into Montana’s ever-expanding buffet of backcountry skiing adventures, Beartooth Mountain Guides is adding a unique entrée this spring.

Damage to the Custer Gallatin National Forest from floods in mid-June — especially in the Beartooth Ranger District — has restricted access to trails, damaged roads and restricted where campers

Some popular trails and campgrounds outside of Red Lodge are set to re-open this weekend for the first time since devastating floods damaged the area.

UPDATE: JUNE 23 AT 11:14 AM:

UPDATE, JUNE 15 AT 7:37 PM:

The following is a press release from Gallatin County: