St. Regis

St. Regis, Montana, nestled between the Bitterroot Mountains and the pristine Clark Fork River, is a quaint community that attracts those traveling to or from Missoula or heading toward Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort and nearby skiing. Known for the St. Regis Travel Center with its trout aquarium and its renowned huckleberry milkshakes from Huck's Grill, it serves as a hub for those exploring the Lookout Pass Ski area or embarking on the scenic Route of the Hiawatha—a Rails to Trails bike path featuring seven picture-perfect sky-high trestles and 10 tunnels plus unmatched views and an adventurous ride along the Montana-Idaho border. Annually, the town hosts Montana’s largest flea market during Memorial Day weekend at Community Park, a place to explore local treasures and craft vendors.

Surrounded by the lush Lolo National Forest, St. Regis offers ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, including a local golf course that provides a peaceful retreat. The St. Regis-Paradise Scenic Byway offers cinematic views along the Clark Fork River plus hiking and biking on the St. Regis River Tail along the same route.

Climate

Public Lands

• Bureau of Land Management, Missoula Field Office
• Lolo National Forest Supervisor’s Office
• Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation (DNRC)
• Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Region 2 Headquarters

Accommodations

St. Regis offers several accommodations, including motels, vacation homes and RV parks. Click here for options.

Alberton Gorge  Photo: Andy Austin

St. Regis Travel Center  Photo: Andy Austin

Route of the Hiawatha Scenic Bike Trail  Photo: Andy Austin

Lolo National Forest  Photo: Andy Austin

Route of the Hiawatha Scenic Bike Trail  Photo: Andy Austin

Clark Fork River  Photo: Andy Austin

I-90 over the Clark Fork River  Photo: Andy Austin

Alberton Gorge  Photo: Andy Austin

CLARK FORK RIVER

TALKING BIRD SALOON

WINKI'S DINER