Wolf Creek Travel Guide

Navigate the historic waterway where limestone cliffs rise 1,200 feet above the Missouri River. The 120-minute boat tour reveals wildlife and landscapes that captivated Lewis and Clark in 1805.

Holter Lake's crystal-clear waters teem with rainbow trout and yellow perch, surrounded by mountain vistas. Spend your day casting lines, gliding across the water, or unwinding at scenic lakeside campsites.

This century-old mission church stands as a tranquil spiritual landmark in Wolf Creek's rural landscape. Inside, its modest architecture offers a peaceful retreat and glimpse into Montana's religious heritage.

This hydroelectric dam creates Holter Lake, a premier Montana fishing destination on the Missouri River. Anglers flock here for trophy rainbow and brown trout in the crystal-clear waters below the dam.

Trace the Lewis and Clark Trail along this serene Missouri River recreation area. Enjoy premium fishing for rainbow trout and walleye in crystal-clear waters surrounded by spectacular mountain views.

This tranquil lakeside retreat offers prime access to Holter Lake with sandy beaches. Campers can spot bighorn sheep while enjoying boating, fishing, and hiking along the historic Lewis and Clark Trail.

This 35,776-acre wilderness sanctuary provides critical winter habitat for elk, mule deer, and bighorn sheep. Explore rugged grasslands and forests from May 15 to December 1, with prime wildlife viewing at dawn and dusk.