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Montana
10.5 mi
Distance
3,767 ft
Gain
5h 24m
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
Jump Off Peak
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Jump Off Peak is a challenging 10.54-mile round-trip hike gaining nearly 3,800 feet of elevation in Montana's backcountry. This hard-difficulty trail rewards hikers with significant elevation gain and distance, offering expansive views from a prominent peak. The sustained climb through varied terrain makes this an excellent choice for experienced hikers seeking a full-day alpine adventure.
East Fork Cottonwood Creek
~5 min drive
Remote 20-mile alpine creek drainage with 3,169 ft gain—expert backpacking adventure.
Crystal Lk Stock Bypass
~8 min drive
Easy 2-mile forest walk with minimal elevation gain near Crystal Lake.
Grand View
~8 min drive
Moderate 5.5-mile climb with 1,783 ft gain and panoramic mountain views.
Crystal Cascades
~5 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile hike to scenic cascades with 1,000 ft elevation gain.
Daisy Canyon
~1h 14m drive
Accessible canyon hike with scenic views and moderate elevation gain.
Logan Ridge
~12 min drive
Steady ridge climb with panoramic views and moderate elevation gain.
Uhlhorn
~8 min drive
Challenging 37.89-mile backcountry trail with 2,331 ft elevation gain in Montana.
Fawn Cr.-East Fk. Spr.Cr
~1h 20m drive
Short creek connector trail between Fawn and East Fork Spring creeks.
Blake Creek Summit
~13 min drive
Steep 4.27-mile climb to Blake Creek Summit with 2,072 ft elevation gain.
Dry Pole Creek
~9 min drive
Moderate 12.24-mile creek drainage hike with 1,738 ft elevation gain.
