Lincoln is located in Montana's Gold West Country in the Southwestern corner of the state. This little town does a perfect job of blending in with the surrounding wildlife and scenery. It's the gateway to the wilderness and a place where the wildlife come right into town. The Continental Divide bisects this region and offers the Sun River Canyon on the east slope and the beautiful Blackfoot Valley on the west.
Visitors may want to explore the Community Hall and Lincoln Lodge which are on the National Historic Register. The lodge is an 18-room hotel. Another area attraction is the Blackfoot Valley Historical Society Museum which displays the Lincoln Gulch gold mine artifacts and shares the valley heritage with visitors. Lincoln is a snowmobiler's paradise and has trails starting right in town. The heated clubhouse of the Ponderosa Snow Warriors is the hub of snowmobile races and events in an area which offers 250 miles of groomed trails and limitless play areas.
Lincoln is a stop on the Race to the Sky, the annual 350-mile sled dog race from Helena to Seeley Lake in February. Sled dog racing is becoming a popular local sport. Other Attractions near Lincoln include: Rocky Mountain Front Corridor: Rogers Pass east of Lincoln is a migration route for eagles, and you may see great numbers if you come through in October or November. No less than 125 bald eagles and 800 golden eagles have been counted at one time.