April 02, 2025
Spring Showers Lead to Epic Montana Wildflowers
MONTANA'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN FRONT - With spring underway, wildlife and warm-weather outdoor recreation opportunities are returning. Soon, Montana's snowy hillsides will transform into vibrant colors as wildflowers and prairie grasses begin to bloom.
Wildflower blooms are a popular late spring activity for all types of outdoor lovers. The blooms are tied to elevation, with lower elevation blooms starting in late April and higher elevation areas starting in August.
Popular locations to view wildflowers include:
- Swan Lake Ranger District (Northwest Montana)
- Jewel Basin Hiking Area (Northwest Montana)
- Gravelly Mountain Range (Southwest Montana)
- Lewis and Clark Pass (Southwest Montana)
- Hyalite Canyon (Southwest Montana)
- Mill Creek (Southwest Montana)
- Beartooth Highway (Southwest Montana)
- West Rosebud Area (Southwest Montana)
- Clearwater Canoe Trail (Northwest Montana)
- Upper Missouri River Breaks (Central Montana)
- Indian Flats (Central Montana)
- Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge (Northeast Montana)
- Brush Lake State Park (Northeast Montana)
- Makoshika State Park (Southeast Montana)
- Medicine Rocks State Park (Southeast Montana)
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