Hauser Lake Helena Montana

July 14th - My husband's company yearly party was held at this very interesting place Hauser Lake Helena Montana twice already, last year, and this year. Everybody had just so much fun. Aside from a very beautiful scenic view of the mountains, you will experience Montana's lakes in many ways: kayaking, rafting,  inner-tubing, canoeing, jet-skiing, and more.

Hauser Lake in Helena Montana, is an interesting close-by to Helena place to take a hike, sit by the lake, feel the serenity of the outdoors, or a park that provides fun fishing for children, as well as offering swimming, jet-skiing, inner-tubing and wildlife viewing.

Hauser Lake Helena Montana

Hauser Lake Helena Montana

Find the location of this interesting place and experience an endless lake adventures that are extremely fun!

Address:
Hauser Lake
York Road, Helena, MT, USA


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Bear Paw Mountain

Dinner Date at Bear Paw Mountain

Welcome to Bear Paw Mountain

My husband took me to Havre, Montana to give me a quick tour of the place where he grew up. The last day before we drove back home, we had a dinner date at Bear Paw Mountain, we got some Pizza & Garlic Bread to-go from Nalivka's Original Pizza Kitchen and took it to Bear Paw Mountain. 

We went there on the month of April, so you could still see the snow has not completely melted out. The Bear Paw Mountain (aka Bear's Paw or Bearpaws Mountains) is located in the North Central Montana USA; approximately 10 miles south of Havre, Montana. It extends in a 45-mile arc between the Missouri River and Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation south of Havre.

Isn't it beautiful and interesting place! The Bear Paw Mountain is one of the more intriguing  mountains in the state. 

Street Address:

17863 Beaver Creek Road
Havre, MT 59501

Directions:

The Bear Paw Nature Trail is located in Beaver Creek Park, Hill County. There are numerous ways to access the Bear Paw Nature Trail which runs parallel to Beaver Creek Road in the Park. Directions detailing two ways to access the Trail are listed in the Bear Paw Nature Trail "Self Guided Hike Brochure". Trail Brochures are available at the Beaver Creek Park Office, Hill County Conservation District, Hill County Court House and many public offices in Havre. Trailhead access points with designated vehicle parking include: Alkali Springs Road, Lions Campground, Brough's Coulee Road and the Rocky Boy's Reservation Boundary line.

For More Details Visit: 

http://www.visitmt.com/listing/categories_NET/MoreInfo.aspx?IDRRecordID=17809

Reference: Bear Paw Nature Trail