Adopt-A-Trailhead Montana
Adopt-a-Trailhead Montana (AATM) is a cooperative volunteer program to help protect Montana's trails from noxious weeds.
AATM Trailhead Map

Sawmill Trailhead

Little Sheep Creek Trailhead

Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park A

Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park B

Painted Hills Trailhead

Bozeman M Trail

Middle Cottonwood Trail

Moose Creek Trailhead

Humbug Spires Trailhead

Pipestone Pass - Homestake Trail (A)

Pipestone Pass - Homestake Trail (B)

Big Creek Trailhead

Bear Creek Trailhead

Falls Creek Trail

Cooney Reservoir State Park

Blue Bird Trail

Gunner's Ridge

Roundup River Walk and Heritage Trailhead

Two Moon Park (A)

Two Moon Park (B)

Smoking Boomer Rail Trail

Bitter Creek Loops (Upper and Lower)

Upper Scabrock Trail

Lower Scabrock Trailhead (A)

Camp Baker Smith River Launch

Morony Sulphur Springs Trailhead

Rainbow Trailhead

Ryan Trailhead

Whitmore Ravine Trailhead

Colter Trailhead

Giant Springs Trailhead

First People's Buffalo Jump State Park

Spring Meadow Lake Walking Trail

Old Shooting Range/Davis Gulch Trailhead

Lost Creek State Park

Calf Creek Wildlife Management Area

Roaring Lion Trailhead

Rattlesnake Horse Trail

Rattlesnake Trailhead

Russel Gates Memorial Fishing Access

Westfork of the Clearwater River Trailhead

Owl Packer Trailhead

Owl Packer Trailhead

North Holland Lake

Rumble Creek

Smith Creek Trailhead

Lion Creek

Gorge Creek

Meadow Creek

Clary Coulee Trail

Jones Creek

Beaver Creek

Silvertip Trailhead

Upper Big Bill

South Creek Trailhead

Upper Twin Trailhead

Lower Twin Trailhead

Owen Sowerwine Natural Area (A)

Owen Sowerwine Natural Area (B)

Stanton Lake

Summit Trailhead

Sheldon Mountain Trailhead

Missoula Lake

Diamond/Cliff Lakes

Heart Lake

N Fork Trail #32

Monture Creek Trail #27

Lodgepole Creek Trail #13

Pyramid Pass Trail #416
The AATM Map is continuously being updated. Contact us if there are any changes or updates you would like to see!
Background
AATM started in 2015, with it's first kiosk being installed at the Rattlesnake National Recreation site in Lolo National Forest.
Now, there are over 50 adopted trailheads and 74 AATM trailhead sites!
Photo: Glacier View 4H at Stanton Lake
At each kiosk you can find information on the noxious weeds of concern, as well as recognition of the adoptee group.
Photo: Makoshika Park
Thank you to all of the AATM adoptee groups!
For even more information about what is happening with Adopt-A-Trailhead, check out the AATM newsletter!