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Montana
5.4 mi
Distance
28 ft
Gain
1h 49m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Salmon-Challis National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Hughes Creek
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Hughes Creek Trail is a gentle, low-elevation walk through Montana's creek-side landscape, perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a leisurely outing. With minimal elevation gain over its 5.43-mile length, this trail offers a peaceful journey along riparian terrain typical of Montana's lower valleys. The creek setting provides opportunities for wildlife viewing and a serene natural experience without strenuous climbing.
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