The Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge is a vast and remote wilderness spanning 1.1 million acres along the Missouri River in Montana. This refuge offers diverse landscapes, from native prairies to badlands, providing exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing, hunting, and fishing. Visitors can enjoy boating on the Fort Peck Reservoir, explore interpretive centers, and engage in activities like hiking, camping, and horseback riding in an area largely unchanged since the Lewis and Clark expedition.
