Hamilton, MT
Sightseeing
Lake Como
Blodgett Overlook Trailhead
Skalkaho Falls
This is an easy, short hike to beautiful hot spring pools for soaking! Best for use in fall and winter. Spring can bring high waters that wash out some of the pools.
Note: crampons and hiking poles are a necessity for navigating this trail in the winter months. The trail can be steep in some places and very icy.
Serious note: This area is used very frequently, resulting in abuse of the land. There is a problem with trash and clothing left behind. For this reason, it is a day use only. And please help protect and keep this area clean!
The trailhead is easy to spot because of the pack bridge crossing over the Lochsa River and the Warm Springs Trailhead sign. There is a large parking area across the road from the bridge with an outhouse. Cross the road and the bridge to the information bulletin board. Take a right to follow Warm Springs Trail #49 south along the creek for about one mile.
The trail strolls along Warm Springs Creek and a cedar forest. There is evidence of burn from the forest fire in 2012, but plenty of new growth springing up as well. The first of three main soaking pools is at the bottom of a very steep trail, right next to the creek. It is fed by waterfalls coming out of the hillside. The second pool is a bit further down the trail. It is marked by a large boulder in the center. There are a number of smaller pools in this area, but they are not very deep and are usually colder than the main pool. The third soaking pool is further still, with a view of a meadow and nearby mountain peaks.
Try out the different pools until you find a temperature that's right for you. Be prepared to soak with strangers, some without clothing! Spend the day relaxing and taking in the beautiful scenery, then pack it all up and head out the same way you came in.
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Jerry Johnson Hot Springs
This is an easy, short hike to beautiful hot spring pools for soaking! Best for use in fall and winter. Spring can bring high waters that wash out some of the pools.
Note: crampons and hiking poles are a necessity for navigating this trail in the winter months. The trail can be steep in some places and very icy.
Serious note: This area is used very frequently, resulting in abuse of the land. There is a problem with trash and clothing left behind. For this reason, it is a day use only. And please help protect and keep this area clean!
The trailhead is easy to spot because of the pack bridge crossing over the Lochsa River and the Warm Springs Trailhead sign. There is a large parking area across the road from the bridge with an outhouse. Cross the road and the bridge to the information bulletin board. Take a right to follow Warm Springs Trail #49 south along the creek for about one mile.
The trail strolls along Warm Springs Creek and a cedar forest. There is evidence of burn from the forest fire in 2012, but plenty of new growth springing up as well. The first of three main soaking pools is at the bottom of a very steep trail, right next to the creek. It is fed by waterfalls coming out of the hillside. The second pool is a bit further down the trail. It is marked by a large boulder in the center. There are a number of smaller pools in this area, but they are not very deep and are usually colder than the main pool. The third soaking pool is further still, with a view of a meadow and nearby mountain peaks.
Try out the different pools until you find a temperature that's right for you. Be prepared to soak with strangers, some without clothing! Spend the day relaxing and taking in the beautiful scenery, then pack it all up and head out the same way you came in.
Lolo Hot Springs
www.lolohotsprings.com
Lost Trail Hot Springs Resort
283 Lost Trail Hotsprings Roadwww.losttrailhotsprings.com
Philipsburg
Cute little town and a great place to spend the day
skiing
Visit this page for some additional resources to snowshoe or ski in the Bitterroots - Visit Bitterroot Valley
https://www.visitbitterrootvalley.com/snowshoe-in-the-bitterroots/
Lost Trail Powder Mountain
boating
Painted Rocks Lake
Lake Como
hiking
Lake Como
Trapper Peak
Blodgett Trailhead
Blodgett Camp RoadFood Scene
Bitter Root Brewing
101 Marcus StHigherground Brewing Co.
518 N 1st StMaria's
217 W Main Stgreat street Tacos
Nap's Grill
200 W Main StGreat steaks, burgers, and more
The Edge Restaurant & Sports Bar
140 Bitterroot Plaza DriveFiesta En Jalisco
110 Copper King CtBouilla
111 S 3rd StEuropean market, restaurant & deli serving traditional European cuisine! They carry a wide range of imported cheeses, meats, European food products including imported German breads, traditional deserts… and of course charcuterie.
Seppi's European Market & Deli
129 Copper King CourtEuropean market, restaurant & deli serving traditional European cuisine! They carry a wide range of imported cheeses, meats, European food products including imported German breads, traditional deserts… and of course charcuterie.
2nd Street Sushi
322 S 2nd StDelicious!
Domino's Pizza
901 South 1st StreetAwesome that they actually deliver to The Grotto!
A Thaiger
102 S 2nd StGreat Thai food
Suzette's Organics
163 South 2nd StreetMineshaft Pasty Co
111 N 2nd StBJ'S Restaurant
900 N 1st StGreat place for breakfast
Coffee Cup Cafe
500 S 1st StYummy house made pies
Wild Mare
283 2nd StDelicious! A nice wine selection
Mission Bistro
225 Main StThe Catered Table
205 Main StMarie's Italian Restaurant
4040 US-93Victor Steakhouse & Lounge
2426 Meridian RdEmber
Fine dining driven by sustainability, local sourcing, and approachability.
Great little store with a great little diner, AMAZING burgers! They also have a location in Victor
Bowers Market
Great little store with a great little diner, AMAZING burgers! They also have a location in Victor
Full Service Restaurant, Entertainment, Drinks and Events Venue. Pioneering the Darby Montana Destination Experience. 406 Saloon Historic Complex includes the Traditional Saloon, Outdoor Atrium, Big Cat Cafe, The Yard and Covered old Town Boardwalk.
Big Cat Cafe & Saloon
114 N Main StFull Service Restaurant, Entertainment, Drinks and Events Venue. Pioneering the Darby Montana Destination Experience. 406 Saloon Historic Complex includes the Traditional Saloon, Outdoor Atrium, Big Cat Cafe, The Yard and Covered old Town Boardwalk.
Spice of Life Cafe
900 S 1st StRed Rooster Artisan Bakery
310 S 1st StHigherground Brewing Co.
518 N 1st StLove the BIG salad!
wine/cocktails
Westslope Distillery
172 S 2nd Stgreat craft cocktails
Blodgett Canyon Cellars
111 W Main Stgreat wine and nibbles
335 West Main St., Hamilton
Offering tastings, wine-by-the glass, retail wine sales, charcuterie plates, gift items, picnic items, extra virgin olive oils, & much more.
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Shed Horn Cellars
335 W Main St335 West Main St., Hamilton
Offering tastings, wine-by-the glass, retail wine sales, charcuterie plates, gift items, picnic items, extra virgin olive oils, & much more.
Hidden Legend Winery
1345 US-93coffee shops
Big Creek Coffee Roasters
301 W Main StRiver Rising
337 W Main St