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Montana
6.6 mi
Distance
838 ft
Gain
2h 37m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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What's missing
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Why you'll love it
Deer Creek Point
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Deer Creek Point offers a moderately paced 6.6-mile round trip through Montana's scenic backcountry with steady elevation gain of 838 feet. This trail provides excellent views of the surrounding landscape and access to a notable point feature, making it an ideal half-day hike for those seeking a balance between accessibility and rewarding terrain.
Blue Joint-Square Top
~9 min drive
Nearly 20-mile alpine ridge trek with steady climbing and expansive views.
Head of West Fork
~12 min drive
Easy 1.36-mile forest walk in the West Fork drainage.
Hells Half Acre Mountain
~17 min drive
Steady 5-mile summit hike with 284 ft gain and panoramic views.
Reynolds Creek
~9 min drive
13.36-mile moderate creek-side trail with 2,408 ft elevation gain in central Idaho.
North Coal
~19 min drive
Easy 2.89-mile foothills walk with 309 ft elevation gain.
Stripe Creek-Divide
~21 min drive
Moderate ridgeline hike with steady elevation gain and scenic divide views.
Stud Creek
~10 min drive
Moderate 8.2-mile creek-side climb with 2,290 ft elevation gain.
Castle Rock
~22 min drive
Moderate 9-mile summit hike with 1,559 ft gain and panoramic views.
Cayuse Creek
~10 min drive
Moderate 12.57-mile creek trail with 2,205 ft gain in central Idaho.
Owl Creek
~11 min drive
Steady 4.9-mile creek-side hike with 709 ft gain through Idaho forest.