Montana's Rock Creek is located in the Lolo National Forest. Lolo is known for its terrain ranging from the gentle to the rugged, where you'll find snow-peaked mountains, vast wilderness, sheer, granite cliffs and canyons but most importantly cold trout waters. The river flows northwesterly through a magnificent canyon with mountain ranges rising up on either side. The drive into the canyon is a slow one. The road is narrow and runs along Rock Creek's meandering waters. These waters with shallow riffles, fast runs, undercut banks, isolated channels, vegetation mats, deadfall structures, boulders the size of cars and holding pools. Click here for more information.

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