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Montana
7.4 mi
Distance
2,632 ft
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Black Bear Point
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Black Bear Point offers a moderately challenging 7.39-mile round trip with nearly 2,600 feet of elevation gain through Montana backcountry. This trail rewards hikers with expansive views from its namesake point, showcasing the diverse terrain and wildlife habitat characteristic of the region. The steady climb through varied terrain makes it an excellent choice for hikers looking to build endurance while experiencing authentic Montana wilderness.
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Gird Creek
~6 min drive
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