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Montana
6.3 mi
Distance
732 ft
Gain
2h 28m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Grasshopper
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The Grasshopper Trail is a moderate day hike offering a rewarding climb through Montana's diverse terrain. With nearly 750 feet of elevation gain spread across 6.3 miles, this trail provides a solid workout with scenic views characteristic of the region. The route is well-suited for hikers looking to build endurance while enjoying the natural landscape.
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Woodchuck
~5 min drive
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Willow Creek
~11 min drive
Moderate 13-mile creek-side hike with 1,630 ft elevation gain in central Montana.
Deer Creek
~28 min drive
Easy 2.34-mile streamside walk through Deer Creek valley.
Three Cabins
~26 min drive
Easy 5.76-mile forest walk past historic cabins with minimal elevation gain.
Corral Creek
~12 min drive
Nearly 5-mile moderate creek-side hike with 657 ft elevation gain.
High Park
~30 min drive
Easy 1.77-mile trail with 310 ft gain near High Park, Montana.
Sixteen Mile
~31 min drive
Moderate 5.3-mile Montana trail with 708 ft elevation gain.
Alabough-Castle Lake
~13 min drive
Scenic 4-mile hike to alpine lake with 435 ft elevation gain.
Fawn Cr.-East Fk. Spr.Cr
~34 min drive
Short creek connector trail between Fawn and East Fork Spring creeks.
