Enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply a leisurely float along the Clark Fork River, which runs through Superior.

Explore the nearby Lolo National Forest, offering hiking and camping opportunities amid stunning wilderness.

Comprising over 90% of mineral county, National forest stretches for 20 miles in either direction from the interstate corridor. Here are some highlights: 43 pristine alpine lakes, endless summer huckleberries, and hundreds of miles of roads and trails to explore. It’s bigger than you can imagine ( we’re serious, be careful).

Superior has numerous hiking trails, such as the Quartz Creek Trail and Trout Creek Canyon Trail, for outdoor enthusiasts.

For a lovely view of the Clark Fork River and surrounding mountains, hike the Vista Trail. This 1.3-mile hike begins in downtown Superior and features six vista points with interpretive plaques. Alternatively, head to Murphy Creek Trail where you’ll find a pet-friendly day-use area with a 3.5-mile biking/walking trail and

picnic area.

Try your hand at sapphire mining at the Sapphire Gallery and find your very own Montana treasure.

Superior is a great spot for fishing, with various lakes and streams offering opportunities to catch trout and other fish.

Embrace the rugged Montana wilderness by going hunting, ATV riding, or exploring on horseback.

If you're looking for some adrenaline, go white-water rafting in the Alberton Gorge section of the Clark Fork River.

Take a scenic drive along the St. Regis Scenic Byway and soak in the picturesque landscapes.

This is an unappreciated Montana Gem. Easy access, no crowds, breathtaking views and sure animal sightings make this a sure win.

14 miles off I-90 exit 43. You can drive right up to this high mountain lake- one of over 50 in our county! Cliff lake is 3/4 mile hike above Diamond.

Why would we recommend a glorified convenience store? We think that a convenience store with delicious burgers, thousands of Montana made souvenirs, a huge trout aquarium and the honest-to-goodness best huckleberry milkshakes on earth has earned its respect.