The visitor information that follows will help insure that your Refuge visit will be safe and enjoyable. Please observe all the following regulations to protect yourself and Refuge resources.
Hunting is an important wildlife management tool that we recognize as a healthy, traditional outdoor pastime, deeply rooted in America’s heritage. Hunting can instill a unique understanding and appreciation of wildlife, their behavior, and their habitat needs. As practiced on refuges, hunting...
If you enjoy getting outdoors and looking for wildlife, consider a visit to Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge! From birding to elk watching, from spotting huge moose or tiny mountain cottontail rabbits, wildlife observation is the most popular activity for refuge visitors....
Perhaps the fastest growing activity on national wildlife refuges in the past ten years has been wildlife photography. That’s not surprising – the digital camera population explosion and cell phones with ever-improving picture-taking abilities are increasing the number of nature photographers at...
Fishing is not permitted on Lost Trail NWR at this time.
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