If you're one of the individuals who makes it a point to get out and explore the Treasure State, this new map from the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is for you!

The new Trust Lands Public Access Map offers Montanans an interactive, user-friendly resource for exploring state trust lands and maximizing their outdoor experiences.

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Montana Trust Lands Public Access Map

The Trust Lands Public Access Map, now live at dnrc.mt.gov/recreation, is designed to make exploring Montana’s public lands simpler and more accessible.

Here's what the map offers:

Detailed Accessibility Information: Check an area’s accessibility status and any restrictions.
Special Use Scenarios: Identify unique access points, such as water-only entry areas.
Mobile Optimization: Access the map seamlessly on your smartphone or tablet.

Montana Conservation Licenses

Remember that a conservation license is required if you want to recreate on Montana State lands.

The proceeds from the conservation license benefit the state, trust lands, and beneficiaries, including K-12 schools, and support industries like farming, ranching, forestry, and energy.

Plan Your Next Montana Adventure

Whether you're heading out for a weekend of hunting or a family outing, the Trust Lands Public Access map is your new go-to guide for exploring Montana.

Utilize the map to discover new trails, waterways, and outdoor opportunities.

Check out the map now on the DNRC website, dnrc.mt.gov/recreation.

All right, get out there and do some exploring!