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Montana
47.0 mi
Distance
908 ft
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Why you'll love it
Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide
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The Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide trail is a long-distance traverse connecting two major Montana valleys across high country terrain. This 47-mile route follows the ridgeline dividing the Bitterroot and Rock Creek drainages, offering expansive views and access to remote alpine meadows. The trail traverses moderate elevation gains with a mix of ridge walking and forested sections, making it ideal for experienced backpackers seeking solitude in the Sapphire Mountains.
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Gleason Lake
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Steep 2.5-mile climb to an alpine lake with 994 ft elevation gain.
Willow Creek
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Moderate 7.27-mile creek-side hike with 2,659 ft elevation gain.
