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Bitterroot Disposal is the small disposal site on Humdinger Lane that locals from Victor and nearby areas use for household and yard cleanups. Visitors are mostly residents dropping off everyday trash and bulky items; expect a practical, no-frills setup rather than a big commercial transfer station.
There’s a small entry booth and a lane to pull up so drivers can check in and sort what they’ve brought. A scale is on site and loads are weighed, so vehicles usually stop twice - in and out - during a trip through. The yard is made up of open piles and containers, with the recycling/reuse area set off to the side rather than mixed in with the main tipping area. Lines can form on busy weekends or during spring cleanup, and the site is easy to navigate with trucks and pickups in mind.
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Before You Go
- Cover loose loads with a tarp or tie things down before getting to the gate - that saves time and keeps debris from blowing out while waiting.
- Bring help or a ramp for heavy items; walk-up disposal for bulky things can be tougher than it looks and usually needs someone to lift and guide.
- Plan for weather and travel time - winter roads in this part of Montana can slow the trip, and the yard can get muddy in thaw or rain.
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