Recreation in the Dillon Resource Area; Volume 1977 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172573905)

Recreation in the Dillon Resource Area, Volume 1977 offers a comprehensive overview of recreational opportunities within the Dillon Resource Area. Authored by Andrew C. Epple, this volume provides insights into the diverse landscapes and activities available to outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking and camping to fishing and wildlife observation, this guide highlights the region's attractions and resources.

Originally published in 1977, this document serves as a valuable historical record of the area's recreational offerings and land management practices. It provides context for understanding the evolution of outdoor recreation and the changing uses of public lands in Montana. Whether you are a historian, environmentalist, or simply someone interested in the natural beauty of the Dillon Resource Area, this volume offers a unique and informative perspective.

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