Besides all the parklands surrounding Missoula, the city has some interesting attractions. The Missoula Art Museum in the city's downtown district showcases artists from Montana and has a collection featuring contemporary American Indian art and exhibitions that range from sculptures and experimental art to artwork comprised of recycled trash. The Magical Missoula Scavenger Hunt takes place annually where participants can travel to select locations in Missoula to learn clues and solve puzzles with a chance to win prizes. A Carousel for Missoula, along the Clark Fork River downtown, is an old-style merry-go-round open year-round and a favorite among area families.
The University of Montana on the city's southeast side has an undergraduate population of around 11,000 and injects Missoula with a youthful vibe. Check out the small collection at the Philip L. Wright Zoological Museum, or sign up for a tour of the grounds. Cheer on the Grizzlies through a number of athletics programs that include FCS, Big Sky Conference football as well as NCAA Division I men's and women's basketball. Hike to the "M" on a three-quarter-mile trail up to Mount Sentinel overlooking the campus.
Located in Western Montana at the northern edge of the Rocky Mountains, Missoula sits in a prime location for travelers looking to explore nature. The city sits within proximity to several recreation lands, including Lolo National Forest, the Rattlesnake National Recreation Area, Beavertail Hill State Park, the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, and Salmon Lake State Park, just to name a few sites. A bit farther away are national parks like Glacier and Yellowstone.
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In most areas, the price to rent a motorhome is around $200 a night and the price to rent a towable trailer is around $120 a night.
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