Lewis and Clark National Forest in Montana is a vast and breathtaking wilderness that pays homage to the explorers who ventured through this untamed land. Encompassing over 2.8 million acres, it is a treasure trove of natural wonders, rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and dense forests. Named after the famous expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, the national forest offers an abundance of outdoor adventures. Those seeking solitude and a deeper connection with nature can find solace in the forest's designated wilderness areas. The Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, which is part of the forest, offers unparalleled wilderness experiences, including backpacking, horseback riding, and fly fishing in pristine and untouched environments. © Lisa Middleton Maps. All rights reserved. Licensed by Old Wood Signs.