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Wednesday, August 23, 2000
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Sites within FWP Region 1
Flathead Lake: Bigfork, Ducharme, Elmo, Walstad, Sportsman Bridge (partially open), Woods Bay (partially open), and Somers fishing access sites will remain open
Flathead River: Presentine, Teakettle, Old Steel Bridge fishing access sites will remain open.
Flathead Lake Parks: Big Arm, Finley Point, Wayfarer, and West Shore will remain open.
McGregor Lake: Boisverts Fishing Access Site will remain open.
Lake Mary Ronan, boat ramp will reamin open for day use;
Lone Pine State Park in Flathead County will be partially open.
Bitterroot Lake Lions’ Camp in Flathead County will remain open.
Whitefish Lake State Park will remain open.
Les Mason Park at Whitefish Lake will remain open.
Smith Lake in Flathead County will remain open for day-use recreation.
Sophie Lake and Glen Lake fishing access site in Lincoln County will remain open for day-use recreation.
Logan State Park in Lincoln County will remain open.
Clark Fork River: Day-use of Flatiron Ridge Fishing Access Site will remain open.
The Clark Fork River below the confluence of the Flathead River.
Lakes and recreation sites within incorporated cities and towns will remain open.
Sites within FWP Region 2
Seeley Lake, Lake Alva, Salmon Lake State Park, Placid Lake State Park along with River Point, Alva, Big Larch, Salmon, Placid and Seeley campgrounds.
Quartz campground off Interstate-90 west of Superior.
Frenchtown Pond west of Missoula.
Georgetown Lake and associated hosted campgrounds at Phillipsburg Bay, Piney, Lodgepole and Cable.
Silver Lake and Spring Hill campgrounds near Anaconda.
Sites within FWP Region 3
Day-use fishing and boating on rivers from developed fishing access points will remain open on the Yellowstone, Madison, and Beaverhead rivers. Camping is prohibited.
The Gallatin River will remain open for day-use from the Route 191 Bridge downstream of Gallatin Canyon north to confluence of Missouri River. Headwaters State Park is closed.
The Ruby River will remain open for day-use downstream of the national forest boundary. Camping is prohibited.
BLM campground on the Lower Madison River at Red Mountain will remain open.
BLM campground on the Upper Madison River at West Madison will remain open. Day-use will remain open at the South Madison Campground.
Cliff and Wade Lakes and Elk Lake on the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest will remain open. Camping is prohibited.
Hegben Lake will remain open but can only be accessed from private-land launches and private marinas. Recreational use of other public land around the lake is prohibited.
Clark Canyon and associated campgrounds will remain open.
Ennis Lake and associated campgrounds will remain open. The BLM’s Kobyashi Beach will remain open for day-use only recreation.
Quake Lake Visitor Center will remain open.
Resorts at Wade Lake, Elk Lake and Elkhorn Hot Springs will remain open.
Covered Wagon, Campfire Lodge and Madison Arm resorts will remain open--Madison Arm Road will be closed at 191 with guest escorts to resort.
Designated resort areas at Big Sky, Red Lodge, Gardiner, Virginia City, and West Yellowstone will remain open.
Chief Joseph, Coulter and Soda Butte national forest campgrounds near Cooke City will remain open.
Bakers Hole national forest campground near West Yellowstone will remain open.
Greek Creek and the south half of Red Cliff national forest campgrounds near Bozeman will remain open.
Sites within FWP Regions 3 & 4
The Missouri River will remain open for day-use below Canyon Ferry Reservoir; below Hauser Reservoir, and below Holter Reservoir to the Cascade/Chouteau line. Angling is prohibited on the Missouri River from the Holter dam to Cascade from noon to midnight daily.
Canyon Ferry, Hauser and Holter reservoirs will remain open but can only be accessed from private-land launches and hosted campgrounds; in addition, Hauser Reservoir can be accessed from York Bridge Fishing Access Site. Recreational use of other public land around the lakes is prohibited.
BLM campgrounds on Canyon Ferry Lake at Chinaman’s Gulch, Court Sheriff, Jo Bonner, and Riverside will remain open. Day-use will remain open at Shannon, Cave Bay, Cemetery Island, Sandy Beach, Indian Road, Silos, and White Earth.
BLM campgrounds at Holter Lake and Holter Dam will remain open.
Spring Meadow Lake State Park will remain open.
Black Sandy (Hauser) State Park Campground will remain open.
Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park will remain open for cave tours only.
Ulm Pishkun Visitor Center will remain open but the park will be closed.
Giant Springs State Park will remain open.
Lake Francis near Valier will remain open.
Lakes and recreation sites within incorporated cities and towns will remain open.
Sites within FWP Region 5
Yellowstone River: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, and designated fishing access sites including Grey Bear, Otter Creek, Pelican and Buffalo Mirage are open for day use on graveled surfaces only.
Boulder River: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, outside the national forest boundary, with fishing access sites closed.
Stillwater River: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, outside the national forest boundary, at designated fishing access sites including Cliff Swallow, Absarokee, and Fireman’s Point with all other fishing access sites closed.
Rosebud River: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, outside the national forest boundary, with fishing access sites closed.
Rock Creek: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, outside the national forest boundary, and at fishing access sites including Water Birch, Bull Springs and Horsethief Station with all other fishing access sites closed.
Clarks Fork: Open for day-use recreation, including fishing, with fishing access sites closed.
Cooney State Park: Open for both camping in designated areas and day use on graveled areas.
Bighorn Lake: open for water based recreation
East Rosebud Lake: Open for water based recreation.
Lakes and recreation sites within incorporated cities and towns will remain open.
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