Custer Gallatin National Forest
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The Custer Gallatin National Forest and National Grasslands range across 20 counties in Montana, South Dakota, and North Dakota and encompasses more than three million acres. The National Forest stretches over eight ranger districts. Mountains here range in elevation from below 1,000 feet in the Cheyenne Grasslands to the towering Granite Peak, the highest in Montana at 12,799 feet. The diversity in the landscape resulting from the vast expanse of the forest offers everything from dense wooded forests to meadows of alpine wildflowers and grasslands built on ancient sand dunes to rugged badlands.
The eight districts are:
Supervisors Office
Forest Supervisor, Mary Erickson
Custer Gallatin National ForestP.O. Box 13010 E Babcock AveBozeman, MT 59771Phone: 406-587-6701; Fax: 406-587-6758
Visitor Information (Bozeman Office): 406-522-2520 (voice and TDD)
Billings Office
5001 Southgate Drive, Suite 2Billings, MT 59101Phone: 406-255-1400; Fax: 406-255-1499Ashland Ranger District
P.O. Box 1682378 Hwy 212Ashland, MT 59003Phone: 406-784-2344; Fax: 406-784-2596Beartooth Ranger District
6811 Hwy 212Red Lodge, MT 59068Phone: 406-446-2103; Fax: 406-446-3918Bozeman Ranger District
Custer Gallatin National Forest