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Pleasant Valley Campground

Near: Libby, MT (Weather)
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Campground The Pleasant Valley Campground on the Kootenai National Forest is located 30 miles southeast of Libby, MT and 60 miles northwest of Kalispell, MT on Highway 2. The campground offers two horse friendly campsites complete with large pull through parking, two 20’x40' corrals and two large feeders that stock can be tied to overnight. Campsites are free of charge and also include picnic tables, fire rings and a vault toilet. There is no potable water, but there is a short 300' trail to stock water at the Fisher River. The equine campsites were constructed through a joint project with the Cabinet Back Country Horsemen and the Kootenai National Forest.
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Primitive Corrals United States Forest Service
406-293-7773
mandreessen@fs.fed.us 		Katie Andreessen
12557 Hwy 37
Libby, MT 59923
 Cabinet Back Country Horsemen
Directions Located at between the 64 and 65 mile marker on Highway 2, between Libby and Kalispell, MT.
This information was provided by Deena Shotzberger on 7/10/2015 9:34:25 PM

Notes on Difficulty Rating:  
 Easy (Gently sloping or level terrain; trails are groomed or wide open; shallow or no creek crossings. ) 
 More Difficult (Moderate hills over consistent surface; possibly some narrow trails and short steeper slopes) 
 Rigorous (Easy to More Difficult for rider but physically challenging for horse such as on a level surface through deep sand) 
 Challenging (Possible rocky, uneven surface, steep slopes, uncleared trails, faster flowing streams and other obstacles that lead to more difficult riding for rider and horse)