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Three Rivers Lifestyle magazine is distributed at over 130 locations throughout western Montana. The magazine reaches the hands of local residents and visitors to the region. Find out today how you can advertise with Three Rivers Lifestyle and connect your business with our readers.

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Celebrating The Very Best Of Western Montana.

Three Rivers Lifestyle magazine seeks to engage and inform readers of the various people, activities, businesses, and places in western Montana that make the region special.

 
 

 

About The Name

  
  THE THREE RIVERS
The city of Missoula derives its name from the Flathead word lm-l-sul-e'tiku which means by or near the cold, chilling waters. Even before recorded history the water and rivers of this area were of central importance to those who traveled through and lived here. We have chosen to name our magazine to reflect the importance of these great rivers to local history and daily life. 		 
 

CLARK FORK
The Clark Fork has its humble beginnings south of Butte and flows 300 miles to its end in Lake Pend Oreille in Idaho. The river was named for Captain William Clark whose journey opened the entire region to further settlement and trade. The Clark Fork has been many things in its lifetime including provider, meeting place, and highway it continues to shape the people and places growing around it.

BLACKFOOT
Flowing from its headwaters near the continental divide the Blackfoot River was a prime travel corridor for many Native American tribes traveling to the great hunting grounds of the east. Some of Montana's most productive wildlife habitat is found along this 130 mile stretch of river. Supporting vast recreational opportunities and free flowing in its entirety the Blackfoot will continue to be inspiring to all who experience it.

BITTERROOT
The Bitterroot Valley owes its name to the succulent flower that was an important food source for the Native Americans who inhabited the area. The small pink flowers are still prevalent today and are one of the earliest spring flowers. The valley is flanked on one side by the Bitterroot Mountains and the Sapphires on the other. Flowing 100 miles to the confluence with the Clark Fork, the Bitterroot River is the focal point of all the Valleys activities. 

     

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