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Montana
1.4 mi
Distance
469 ft
Gain
41 min
Time
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What we do know
Inside Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Whitetail South
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Whitetail South is a short, accessible trail offering a quick escape into Montana's foothills with nearly 500 feet of elevation gain packed into just over a mile. This out-and-back route provides solid aerobic work for a brief outing, making it ideal for hikers seeking a brisk workout or those with limited time. The trail's steep pitch and modest distance make it perfect for building leg strength while enjoying views of the surrounding terrain.
East Fork Spring Creek
~6 min drive
10.4-mile moderate creek-side hike through Montana backcountry.
Fawn Cr.-East Fk. Spr.Cr
~7 min drive
Short creek connector trail between Fawn and East Fork Spring creeks.
Fawn Creek
~10 min drive
Moderate 10-mile creek-side hike with 905 ft elevation gain.
Deadhorse Creek
~10 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike through forested Montana drainage with steady elevation gain.
High Park
~9 min drive
Easy 1.77-mile trail with 310 ft gain near High Park, Montana.
Burris-Ettien
~18 min drive
Flat 5.2-mile trail perfect for easy, family-friendly hiking.
South Fork Judith River
~15 min drive
Moderate river valley hike through forested terrain in central Montana.
Daisy Canyon
~12 min drive
Accessible canyon hike with scenic views and moderate elevation gain.
Dry Pole Canyon
~24 min drive
Moderate 10.3-mile canyon hike with 1,698 ft gain near Dry Pole Canyon.
West Fork Lost Fork
~20 min drive
Moderate 10.22-mile fork drainage hike with 1,988 ft elevation gain.
