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Montana
13.3 mi
Distance
1,828 ft
Gain
5h 20m
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
High Springs
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High Springs is a moderately challenging 13.29-mile trail in Montana that rewards hikers with significant elevation gain of 1,828 feet. This out-and-back or loop route offers a full day of hiking through varied terrain typical of the Montana backcountry, with steady climbing that tests endurance while remaining accessible to experienced hikers.
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