Here’s another nifty piece out of the Missoulian (who has been knocking it out of the park lately with some very good, well balanced, objective outdoor articles of late) covering a collaborative effort to open up public access to 26 thousand acres of land in the Dearborn drainage, one of the prettiest and most under-appreciated tribs of the beloved Missouri.
Kudos to the landowners, the Barretts, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and the various agencies involved for working a deal to get this done.
Ironically, haven’t seen mention of this story by the legacy advocacy groups who claim to be leading the charge on access issues.
Image via the Missoulian.
