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University of Montana Adventures

The University of Montana is situated in the stunning Missoula Valley, offering a unique blend of academic and outdoor recreational opportunities.

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Acres Protected
20
Miles of Trails
10,000 students
Annual Visitors
1893
Year Established

About University of Montana

University of Montana
 

Located in the city of Missoula, the University of Montana is surrounded by a scenic landscape that provides abundant outdoor activities. With the Clark Fork River flowing nearby and numerous trails in the area, it is a haven for students who enjoy both studying and outdoor recreation. The university is renowned for its programs in forestry, wildlife biology, and environmental studies, which are complemented by the natural beauty surrounding the campus. Historically, the university has been a center for research and education in the Rocky Mountains, providing insights into local ecology and conservation efforts. Visitors to the area often enjoy the natural surroundings, which include hiking and biking on Mount Sentinel and exploring the nearby Rattlesnake Wilderness. The blend of high-quality academic offerings and access to outdoor adventures makes the University of Montana a distinctive place for both study and leisure.

Highlights

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The M Trail on Mount Sentinel

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Rattlesnake National Recreation Area

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Clark Fork River for fishing and paddle sports

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Historical Main Hall

Notable Natural Features

Mount Sentinel

Home to the iconic 'M' Trail, offering expansive city views.

Rattlesnake Wilderness

A popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts, with trails suitable for all skill levels.

Clark Fork River

Ideal for fishing, kayaking, and inner tubing, just near campus.