Garnet Day celebrates mining heritage of Montana’s most intact ghost town. Skip to main content. You have permission to edit this article ... Garnet is 10 miles north on Bear Gulch Road.

The Lead Park Ranger of Montana's Garnet Ghost Town ... (the 10-mile stretch of road off of Highway 200 is easier to navigate than the white-knuckle climb up Bear Gulch Road). If it’s ...

From the east, take Exit 154 for Dummond and follow the frontage road from the west end of town for 10 miles to the Bear Gulch Road. Follow the sign to Garnet and continue 11 miles.

Garnet, site of the “mother lode,” didn’t come along until 1895, 30 years after the first placer diggings. Gold is heavy and usually filters down to bedrock. At Bear Creek, bedrock was, in ...

BEAR GULCH – Rocks, rubble ... but it is currently just a fork in the road on the way to Garnet ghost town. ... The polarizing Copper King of Montana raked in millions in the race to mine Butte ...

Some major landmarks within this closed area are Garnet Ghost Town, Garnet Range Road, Elevation Mountain, Douglas Creek, Mulkey Gulch, Bear Gulch, Deep Creek, Elk Creek, Gambler Gulch, First ...

BEAR GULCH — Rocks, rubble and what might be bat guano plug half the mouth of a tunnel three miles up this canyon in Granite County. Bear Gulch’s golden history could bring riches once again ...

Garnet is 10 miles north on Bear Gulch Road. The Bear Gulch Route is significantly steeper and not suitable for towing units. For more information contact garnetghosttown@gmail.com or visit Garnet ...

BEAR GULCH — Rocks, ... but it is currently just a fork in the road on the way to Garnet ghost town. ... was in Missoula this weekend for the Montana Festival of the Book.