Montana § 23-1-116 Primitive Parks Established

Montana Statutes

§ 23-1-116 — Primitive Parks Established

Montana § 23-1-116

Title 23PARKS, RECREATION, SPORTS, AND GAMBLING

Ch. 1PARKS

Part 1State Parks

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Mont. Code Ann. § 23-1-116 (2026).

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23-1-116 . Primitive parks established. Because of their unique and primarily undeveloped character, the following state parks and management areas are designated as primitive parks and are subject to the provisions of 23-1-115 through 23-1-118 :

(1)Wild Horse Island state park;

(2)Big Pine management area;

(3)Sluice Boxes state park;

(4)Pirogue Island state park;

(5)Medicine Rocks state park;

(6)Council Grove state park;

(7)Beaverhead Rock state park;

(8)Tower Rock state park; and

(9)Madison Buffalo Jump state park.

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23-1-116 . Primitive parks established. Because of their unique and primarily undeveloped character, the following state parks and management areas are designated as primitive parks and are subject to the provisions of 23-1-115 through 23-1-118 :
(1) Wild Horse Island state park;
(2) Big Pine management area;
(3) Sluice Boxes state park;
(4) Pirogue Island state park;
(5) Medicine Rocks state park;
(6) Council Grove state park;
(7) Beaverhead Rock state park;
(8) Tower Rock state park; and
(9) Madison Buffalo Jump state park.