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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the adaptive equipment I need to participate in wildlife associated outdoor recreation?

You can browse and borrow equipment through the MonTECH Recreational Equipment Library. You can also attend one of our demonstration events or visit our staff by appointment to have a chance to try the equipment. Also, let us know if you have any suggestions for new recreational equipment for our library!

How can I try out equipment to determine if it meets my recreational needs?

You can browse and borrow equipment through the MonTECH Recreational Equipment Library. You can also attend one of our demonstration events or visit our staff by appointment to have a chance to try the equipment.

Where do I go to recreate in Western Montana that will allow me the access that I need?

The Search for Recreation Sites tool allows you to search for accessible sites for various activities around Montana

You may also contact your regional Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (MFWP) office to talk to that specific Block Management Area (BMA) manager for information about privileged access to private lands offered by landowners to sportsmen and sportswomen with disabilities.

By contacting your local or regional U.S. Forest Service office, you can also learn more about special roads designated for privileged access for sportsmen and sportswomen with disabilities who meet their qualifying criteria.

If I need assistance while recreating outdoors, who can I contact that would enjoy recreating with me?

Montech has a volunteer program designed to provide individuals with disabilities with mentorship for outdoor recreation with sportsmen and sportswomen. If you are interested in participating or volunteering, please contact us for more information.

How can I obtain licenses and permits for outdoor recreation in Montana?

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has information regarding licenses and permits for individuals with disabilities on their website through their Crossing the Barriers (CTB) program.