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Montana
28.4 mi
Distance
1,431 ft
Gain
10h 10m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Dry Creek Trail
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Dry Creek Trail is a long-distance backcountry route traversing Montana's high country with substantial elevation gain across varied terrain. This 28-mile journey offers solitude and expansive views as it follows the creek drainage through mixed forest and alpine meadows. The trail's length and elevation profile make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a multi-day adventure in remote Montana wilderness.
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Windy Pass
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Bear Creek
~8 min drive
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East Fork (Of North Fork)
~15 min drive
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Copper Camp
~8 min drive
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Stonewall
~8 min drive
Moderate 8.27-mile Montana trail with 526 ft elevation gain.
Dry Fork Highwater Route
~17 min drive
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Theodore Creek
~12 min drive
Accessible creek-side hike through Montana forest with steady elevation gain.
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MTBCity
Hiking business nearby (~49 mi away) — hasn't claimed their Roamze page yet