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Check out our list of Three Forks, Montana hotels, motels and other travel lodging options below. Hotels are listed by their proximity to downtown Three Forks. Click on any hotel from the list below to view information, details, and current rates, and to make reservations online.

 
Sacajawea Hotel

Map Marker Sacajawea Hotel

5 North Main Street, Three Forks, MT

Rooms begin at $79.00

0 miles from Three Forks city center.

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Trails Near Three Forks

  • Three Forks and the Surrounding Area Three Forks, MT (Family Trips)
    Explore the cultural and natural resources this small Montana town at the headwaters of the Missouri River has to offer. Two state parks and a fine museum make Three Forks an excellent place for famil...
  • Madison River , Lower - Ennis Lake to Three Forks McAllister, MT (Fly-Fishing)
    Exiting the shallow Ennis Reservoir, the Madison pours into the Bear Trap canyon with enough energy to earn its Class IV whitewater status year-round. Hiking trails parallel the river throughout this ...
  • Missouri Headwaters Loop Bozeman, MT (Mountain Biking)
    Located 29 miles west of Bozeman (3 miles northeast of Three Forks) along the Missouri and Gallatin rivers. Highlights: Missouri Headwaters State Park (fishing, hiking, picnicking, interpretive exhi...
  • Gallatin River Belgrade, MT (Fly-Fishing)
    Unbeknownst to most anglers, the Gallatin River served as the stunt double for the Big Blackfoot River during the filming of Norman MacLean’s, A River Runs Through It. One of the three forks of the Mi...
  • Jefferson River: From Big Hole and Beaverhead Rivers to the Madison and Gallatin Rivers Trident, MT (Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing)
    Once traversed for its entire distance by the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the Jefferson meanders peaceably through thick cottonwood bottoms while providing good fishing and excellent wildlife viewing....
  • Jefferson River Silver Star, MT (Fishing)
    Much of the Jefferson River remains as wild and remote as the day Lewis and Clark first encountered it in 1804. Cottonwood bottoms, thick shrub fields, and expansive hay meadows isolated the river fro...
  • Jefferson River Cardwell, MT (Fly-Fishing)
    The three forks of the Missouri were named after members of Thomas Jefferson’s cabinet during the Lewis and Clark expedition. Ironically, it is the president’s namesake river that has fallen the great...

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