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CLARK FORK RIVERFRONTPaths along the downtown riverfront are at the heart of Missoula's trail network. Walking, bicycling and, in some places, horseback-riding paths along the Clark's Fork of the Columbia River connect city parks and open space, neighborhoods, businesses and the University of Montana. Routes branching off this central corridor link urban Missoula with its surroundings and provide far-reaching access to the great Montana outdoors.
Missoulians of all ages enjoy these trails from sunrise to sunset. All the trails are wide and level, with virtually no change in elevation. You'll find some nice views of the mountains surrounding Missoula. Dogs are allowed on these trails, but please keep them on a leash and clean up after them. The riverfront is a favorite place to take a midday break or an evening stroll after dining out. If you're a visitor to our city, go to the riverfront to stretch your legs and clear your mind after a day on the road. You'll get a look at Missoula and a feel for its unique character.
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