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Montana
1.4 mi
Distance
40 ft
Gain
30 min
Time
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What we do know
Inside Lolo National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Old North Fork 2
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Old North Fork 2 is a short, easy walk perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a gentle introduction to Montana's backcountry. With minimal elevation gain over just 1.43 miles, this trail offers a leisurely pace through the North Fork region with opportunities to experience the area's natural character without strenuous effort.
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Windy Pass
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~9 min drive
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Falls Point
~2 min drive
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