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Montana
18.1 mi
Distance
7 ft
Gain
6h 2m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Flathead National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Big Salmon Creek
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Big Salmon Creek is a long, relatively flat creek-bottom trail offering a gentle walk through riparian habitat in central Montana. This 18-mile out-and-back route follows the creek drainage with minimal elevation change, making it ideal for hikers seeking distance over elevation challenge. The trail provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and solitude in a scenic creek valley setting.
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