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Montana
26.2 mi
Distance
1,743 ft
Gain
9h 36m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Snow Trail 429
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Snow Trail 429 is a challenging backcountry route spanning over 26 miles through Montana's high country. This extended alpine journey gains nearly 1,750 feet of elevation while traversing remote terrain typical of the Northern Rockies. The trail offers solitude and expansive mountain vistas for experienced hikers prepared for multi-day conditions.
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