Blankenship camping: Wild and scenic, or a sewer?
Last year, residents of the Blankenship Bridge and Teakettle Mountain area petitioned the Forest Service to change the Blankenship Bridge gravel bar from unrestricted camping to day-use only. The only response was two porta-potties and Flathead National Forest Supervisor Kurt Steele’s statements that his mission is to provide unrestricted public access....
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