The Bears Paw Mountains

The Bears Paw Mountains in north central Montana are one of the more intriguing mountains in the state. 

The Bears Paw Mountains are located 10 miles south of Havre on highway 234.  

The Mountains cover about 40 miles east to west and about 20 miles in distance from north to south. The park lies within the boundaries of Hill County, Blaine County and the Rocky Boys Indian Reservation.

One of the tallest peaks in the Bears Paw Mountains is Mt. Baldy, rising to an elevation of 6916 feet.  Moderate high peaks blend with grassy hills bringing together a recreation area for all ages to explore.

Beaver Creek Park, the largest county managed park is found in the Bears Paw Mountains. Outdoor recreation abounds.  There are hiking and horse trails. The hunting and fishing is excellent.  The area offers a great place to camp, and just kick back enjoy that slower pace of life. There is a small ski hill that is enjoyed by many during the winter months.  The Bears Paw Mountains are an excellent place to explore and enjoy the treasures of nature.