South Phillips Recreation Management Area is managed by Bureau of Land Management and is located near Glasgow, Montana. This large area of rolling prairie with shrub/scrub is a nationally important breeding area for shortgrass bird species, such as mountain plover, burrowing owl, ferruginous hawk, Baird's sparrow, and Sprague's pipit. The area's prairie potholes attract more than 10,000 breeding ducks each year. Wildlife such as deer and antelope frequent the area. In addition, the area contains a concentration of prairie dog towns and is directly adjacent to a reintroduction site for the federally-listed, endangered black-footed ferret.
Popular activities at South Phillips Recreation Management Area include:
From Malta, drive south on US Highway 191. Follow any of the major gravel roads east off Highway 191.
GPS Coordinates: 48.39251000000000, -106.62385999999999
Phone: 406-654-5100