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Montana
19.4 mi
Distance
1,905 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Dry Fork
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Dry Fork is a challenging 19.41-mile backcountry trail offering substantial elevation gain through Montana's rugged terrain. This remote route traverses diverse landscapes typical of the region, rewarding experienced hikers with solitude and expansive views. The trail's length and elevation profile make it ideal for fit hikers seeking a full-day or multi-day adventure.
Cliff Lake
~2 min drive
Short alpine lake hike with scenic views and modest elevation gain.
Lost Lake
~4 min drive
Moderate 7.93-mile hike to an alpine lake with 1,143 ft elevation gain.
Ann Arbor
~5 min drive
Moderate 5.3-mile climb with 2,669 ft gain near Ann Arbor, Montana.
Bonanza Lakes
~7 min drive
Easy alpine lake hike with minimal elevation gain near Bonanza Lakes.
Dry Creek
~5 min drive
12-mile moderate creek drainage hike with steady elevation gain.
Yankee Bar
~12 min drive
Steep 4-mile climb with 1,658 ft gain to historic Yankee Bar area.
Missoula Lake
~7 min drive
Steep 0.77-mile climb to alpine lake with 1,243 ft elevation gain.
Bonanza Gulch
~8 min drive
Moderate 5.7-mile gulch hike with 1,871 ft elevation gain near Bonanza Gulch, Montana.
Montreal Gulch
~15 min drive
Accessible 3.5-mile gulch hike through Montana mountain terrain.
Moore Lake -- South
~10 min drive
Easy lakeside walk with minimal elevation gain near Moore Lake.
