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Montana
18.4 mi
Distance
2,919 ft
Gain
7h 37m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Boulder Creek
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Boulder Creek Trail is a challenging 18.45-mile alpine journey in Montana that rewards dedicated hikers with significant elevation gain of 2,919 feet. This hard-difficulty route traverses rugged terrain through the Boulder Creek drainage, offering expansive views and access to high-country meadows and ridgelines. The trail is best suited for experienced hikers seeking a full-day adventure in remote Montana backcountry.
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