Teller Wildlife Refuge<\/strong><\/a> is 1200 acres of bottom land in the Bitteroot Valley. \u00a0The refuge is on private land, but has a one mile nature trail. \u00a0I am guessing that this trail is easy enough for inclusion here, but please call 406-961-3507 to be sure. \u00a0 More information<\/a>.\u00a0 Here is their website<\/a>.
\n<\/a>?<\/strong>\u00a0The Teller Trail<\/a> goes\u00a0\u00a0“…. along the banks of the Bitterroot River ……. Moose, deer, mountain lion and over 145 species of birds have called Teller home. The approximate mile long trail loop\u00a0can be used for hiking, bird watching and fishing the Bitterroot River.” \u00a0From Montana Birding &\u00a0Nature Trail<\/a>: \u00a0“Walking quietly along the one-mile private nature trail through riverside cottonwood and ponderosas, you may spot all three species of nuthatches – white-breasted, red-breasted and pygmy. Note tracks in the mud of muskrat, beaver, red foxes and even otters, and the shrill piping of spotted sandpipers along gravel bars. Great blue herons fly by in spring from a nearby rookery.”<\/p>\n