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Montana
5.5 mi
Distance
1,040 ft
Gain
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Johnson Lake
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Johnson Lake Trail is a moderate 5.46-mile round-trip hike featuring 1,040 feet of elevation gain, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure in Montana. The trail ascends through mixed forest terrain to reach the alpine lake, offering scenic views and a rewarding destination for those looking to escape into the backcountry without extreme technical demands.
Gneiss Creek (WK7)
~5 min drive
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Dutchman Basin
~2 min drive
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Whits Lake
~2 min drive
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Mount Hebgen
~5 min drive
Moderate 10.73-mile climb with 1,641 ft elevation gain near Hebgen Lake.
Fawn Pass Trailhead (WK5)
~18 min drive
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Old Tepee
~3 min drive
Easy 2.35-mile trail with gentle elevation gain near Old Tepee, Montana.
Coffin Lakes
~15 min drive
Moderate 5.73-mile hike to alpine lakes with 1,139 ft elevation gain.
Big Sky South (Snowmo)
~6 min drive
23-mile snowmobile trail with 1,745 ft gain near Big Sky.
Bacon Rind Trailhead (WK4)
~18 min drive
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Lower Tepee
~8 min drive
Accessible 3.75-mile Montana trail with 425 ft elevation gain and scenic views.
