Eureka is a town located in the Northwest corner of Montana only five miles from the Canadian Port of Entry at Roosville.
Native Americans grew tobacco so Eureka now sits in what is known as the Tobacco Valley.
Eureka is known for the mildest weather in the state, hence the moniker "Banana Belt" of Montana. The summer temperatures average in the eighties without humidity yet June is our rainiest month.
Directions
Arrive in Eureka, MT on Hwy. 93.
At the south end of town, between the Historic Park and the Riverwalk Park is Tobacco Road across from the Town Pump Convenience Store.
Take Tobacco Road across the river and railroad tracks and a mile further until you see a sign for a right turn onto Frank Lake Road.
Frank Lake Road is the access to Eureka Hills 1000 feet along it to the right.
