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Montana
15.7 mi
Distance
4,897 ft
Gain
7h 40m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Lolo National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Dwight Creek
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Dwight Creek is a challenging high-elevation trail in Montana that rewards experienced hikers with significant vertical gain and extended distance. This expert-level route traverses alpine and subalpine terrain with substantial elevation changes, offering views of the surrounding peaks and creek drainage. The trail demands good fitness, route-finding skills, and preparation for variable mountain weather conditions.
Dry Fork
~2 min drive
Moderate 13.38-mile fork drainage hike with 1,935 ft elevation gain.
Canyon Point
~7 min drive
Moderate 5.1-mile canyon hike with 1,369 ft elevation gain and scenic views.
Spring Creek
~11 min drive
Easy 1.74-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain.
Cabin Creek
~4 min drive
Steady 13.87-mile creek drainage hike with moderate elevation gain.
Canyon Lake
~10 min drive
Scenic 3.6-mile hike to an alpine lake with 343 ft elevation gain.
Dry Fork Highwater Route
~7 min drive
Easy creek-side walk through Dry Fork drainage near Missoula area.
Limestone Creek
~8 min drive
Moderate 12.66-mile creek drainage hike with 2,152 ft elevation gain.
Mcdonnell Meadows
~14 min drive
Moderate meadow hike with steady elevation gain and scenic forest-to-meadow transitions.
East Fork (Of North Fork)
~11 min drive
Easy 1.8-mile forest walk with gentle elevation gain.
Conger Creek
~8 min drive
Moderate 9.65-mile creek drainage hike with 1,558 ft elevation gain.