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Montana
1.5 mi
Distance
583 ft
Gain
29 min
Time
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What we do know
Inside Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Fawn Cr.-East Fk. Spr.Cr
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This short 1.46-mile trail connects Fawn Creek to East Fork Spring Creek in the Montana backcountry, offering a quick access route through mixed terrain. The trail provides a scenic connector between two creek systems, ideal for those seeking a brief outing or as part of a longer loop. Spring and early summer bring flowing water and wildflower displays along the creek corridors.
East Fork Spring Creek
~1 min drive
10.4-mile moderate creek-side hike through Montana backcountry.
Fawn Creek
~3 min drive
Moderate 10-mile creek-side hike with 905 ft elevation gain.
Daisy Canyon
~6 min drive
Accessible canyon hike with scenic views and moderate elevation gain.
Whitetail South
~7 min drive
Steep, short foothills trail with quick elevation gain near Whitetail.
Burris-Ettien
~14 min drive
Flat 5.2-mile trail perfect for easy, family-friendly hiking.
High Park
~8 min drive
Easy 1.77-mile trail with 310 ft gain near High Park, Montana.
Deadhorse Creek
~8 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike through forested Montana drainage with steady elevation gain.
Dry Pole Canyon
~17 min drive
Moderate 10.3-mile canyon hike with 1,698 ft gain near Dry Pole Canyon.
Fourmile Cr
~30 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile creek-side walk through Montana forest.
South Fork Judith River
~10 min drive
Moderate river valley hike through forested terrain in central Montana.