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River access

C. Ben White Memorial Fishing Access Site

And now, through a partnership with Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks, Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association, the Bitterroot community, and critical funding from the Ravalli County Open Lands Bond Program, Bitterroot Audubon, and Five Valleys Adubon, nearly 100 acres of forest and riverfront will soon be protected forever, and open to the public.

Listed under Picnic spots · Hiking trails · Horseback riding trails · River access & fishing · Camping & cabins

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About this place

More than just the Stomberg and White families have benefited from forested land and river access. Locals and visitors alike have been coming here to “High Bank” to wade fish, launch boats, and spend time together with family and friends for decades. All because of the generosity of Marty and her family.

Practical information

Town
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Parking
Parking outside of these designated, signed parking spaces is prohibited.
Fees
Conservation License - MT Resident $8.00 Conservation License - MT Resident Senior 62+ $4.00 Conservation License - MT Resident Youth 12-17 $4.00 Conservation License - Nonresident $10.00
Hours
To Jul 19
Dogs
Domestic animals (e.g., pets) within a developed area must be physically restrained or on a leash no greater than eight feet in length at all times.
Use rules
Everyone ages 12 and older needs a Montana Conservation License to access most state lands. This includes all types of recreation—launching watercraft, hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, etc.
Managed by
State agency

Activities

  • Camping
  • Fishing
  • Horseback riding
  • Hunting
  • Hiking
  • Picnicking