Explore the Majestic Centennial Grove Trailhead

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car within Bitterroot National Forest, head towards Skalkaho Highway (MT-38) from your current location. Depending on where you are in the forest, use a GPS or map app to navigate to the coordinates 46.1616° N, 113.9447° W. The Centennial Grove Trailhead Day Use Area is located directly on Skalkaho Highway. Look for parking signs indicating the trailhead area, which is accessible from the road. There is no fee for parking in this area.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, there are limited bus services available in rural Montana. You would need to take a bus to Hamilton, MT, which is the closest town to the Bitterroot National Forest. Once in Hamilton, you can use a rideshare service or taxi to reach Centennial Grove Trailhead Day Use Area. Make sure to confirm the availability of rideshare services in the area, as they may not always be accessible.

• Biking

  If you are an adventurous tourist and have brought a bike, you can bike to the Centennial Grove Trailhead from nearby areas. Skalkaho Highway is generally bike-friendly, but always be cautious of traffic. Ensure your bike is in good condition before embarking on this route. Once you reach the coordinates 46.1616° N, 113.9447° W, you will find a designated area to lock your bike.