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Montana
10.8 mi
Distance
2,911 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Grizzly Creek
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Grizzly Creek Trail is a challenging 10.8-mile mountain route that climbs nearly 3,000 feet through diverse terrain in the Grizzly Creek area of Montana. This hard-difficulty hike rewards adventurous hikers with significant elevation gain and remote backcountry experience. The trail traverses through mixed forest and alpine meadows, offering solitude and expansive views for those prepared for a strenuous day.
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Spink Point
~8 min drive
Accessible Montana hike to scenic viewpoint with steady elevation gain.
Cinnamon Bear Point
~11 min drive
Short, easy trail to scenic point with 260 ft elevation gain.
Sawmill Ridge
~6 min drive
Strenuous 12.74-mile ridge traverse with 2,939 ft gain and alpine views.
Wahlquist Ridge
~12 min drive
Moderate 9.8-mile ridge hike with 2,390 ft gain and panoramic views.
Quigg Peak
~11 min drive
Quick alpine summit with steady elevation gain and accessible terrain.
Flat Gulch
~8 min drive
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Little Threemile
~27 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile climb with 1,912 ft gain near Little Threemile, Montana.
Arasta
~15 min drive
Easy 2.4-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Arasta.
Babcock
~9 min drive
Moderate 7.78-mile day hike with 1,187 ft elevation gain near Babcock.
