- Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge6295 Pleasant Valley Road Marion, MT 59925-9720
Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge is located along Pleasant Valley within the Salish Mountains in north-west Montana. The refuge lies in the west-central portion of Flathead County, approximately 25 air miles west of Kalispell.
Driving DirectionsPlease be aware that GPS navigation devices may not guide you correctly to the Refuge.
The Refuge can be reached by driving west from Kalispell via Highway 2 approximately 20 miles to Marion. Turn right at Marion onto Pleasant Valley Road. After approximately 1.3 miles, the blacktop road will fork - stay right. The blacktop road eventually turns to gravel. Continue on the main gravel road approximately 13 miles. The refuge headquarters will be on the right approximately 4 miles from the east entrance.
Road conditions will vary with the changing seasons. Travel to the refuge may be hazardous when roads are snow covered or muddy. The County road through the refuge is graveled and visitors must follow the posted speed limit of 35 mph. Secondary roads open to the public are lightly graveled with recommended speeds of 25 mph or less. Parking is allowed in designated parking areas only. Cell phone service is sporadic throughout this area. Due to the Refuge’s remote location and lack of emergency services, visitors should be personally prepared for a variety of conditions. Please keep in mind that the nearest gas station is in Marion.Refuge HoursYear-roundSunrise - SunsetVisitor Center / Office HoursIntermittently during the week7:30 am - 4 pmWeekends and Federal HolidaysClosed