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Montana
4.2 mi
Distance
274 ft
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Cosley Lake Cutoff
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The Cosley Lake Cutoff is a scenic short hike in the Glacier National Park area that provides efficient access to Cosley Lake with minimal elevation gain. This trail traverses through subalpine terrain with views of the surrounding peaks and offers a rewarding destination for hikers seeking a less strenuous alpine experience.
Avalanche Creek
~31 min drive
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Helen Lake Trail
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Remote 29.66-mile backcountry pass crossing through Montana wilderness.
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~10 min drive
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Otokomi Lake Trailhead
~32 min drive
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North Boundary Trail
~17 min drive
Moderate 10.64-mile backcountry trail with 856 ft elevation gain in northern Montana.
Ptarmigan Trail
~13 min drive
Long, gentle alpine trail with excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
Iceberg Lake Trail
~14 min drive
Scenic alpine lake hike with mountain views and possible icebergs.
St. Mary Falls Trail
~32 min drive
St. Mary Falls is an iconic, double waterfall of clear blue water just above St. Mary Lake. Fires burned through the forest in this area in 2015, meaning the trail has little shade. Because there are a variety of ways to reach St. Mary Falls, please consult a map before settin…
Numa Ridge Lookout Trail
~39 min drive
Steady climb to historic fire lookout with panoramic mountain views.
