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Montana
5.3 mi
Distance
2,669 ft
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Ann Arbor
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The Ann Arbor Trail is a moderately challenging 5.31-mile hike featuring nearly 2,700 feet of elevation gain, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a solid workout with rewarding views. Located in the Ann Arbor area of Montana, this trail climbs steadily through varied terrain typical of the region's forested foothills. The sustained elevation gain provides good cardiovascular challenge while the distance keeps it accessible for a half-day adventure.
Dry Fork
~5 min drive
Remote 19.41-mile backcountry trail with 1,905 ft elevation gain.
Cliff Lake
~6 min drive
Short alpine lake hike with scenic views and modest elevation gain.
Yankee Bar
~17 min drive
Steep 4-mile climb with 1,658 ft gain to historic Yankee Bar area.
Lost Lake
~7 min drive
Moderate 7.93-mile hike to an alpine lake with 1,143 ft elevation gain.
Moore Lake -- South
~10 min drive
Easy lakeside walk with minimal elevation gain near Moore Lake.
Montreal Gulch
~17 min drive
Accessible 3.5-mile gulch hike through Montana mountain terrain.
Dry Creek
~10 min drive
12-mile moderate creek drainage hike with steady elevation gain.
Missoula Lake
~11 min drive
Steep 0.77-mile climb to alpine lake with 1,243 ft elevation gain.
Wahoo-Indian Divide
~22 min drive
Scenic 10.3-mile ridge traverse with 2,194 ft elevation gain.
Dry Creek Divide
~10 min drive
Remote 29-mile alpine divide crossing with 4,277 ft elevation gain.
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