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Montana
10.0 mi
Distance
1,061 ft
Gain
3h 51m
Time
An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good
2 factors · 2 sources
Newest 12 h ago · oldest 26 d
problem: Agency alerts
3 active alerts in Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest; most severe: December Windstorm Creates Hazards across the Forest
USFS26 d ago
clear: Weather
Rain, high 59°F / low 46°F, 27% precip — 88/100 for hike
OpenWeather12 h ago
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Why you'll love it
Lone Mountain Trail
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No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.
Lone Mountain Trail is a scenic 9.96-mile moderate hike in Montana offering nearly 1,100 feet of elevation gain through varied terrain. This trail provides rewarding views and a balanced challenge suitable for hikers with moderate experience, combining steady climbing with accessible trail conditions typical of the region.
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Heart Lake Trail
~2 min drive
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Bighorn Lake
~9 min drive
Accessible alpine lake hike with steady elevation gain and scenic mountain views.
Red Mountain Trail
~6 min drive
Moderate 7.66-mile Montana hike with 3,289 ft elevation gain to alpine views.
Switchback Hill Trail
~6 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile climb with switchbacks and scenic Montana views.
Falls Creek Low Water
~17 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain near Falls Creek.
Sheep Creek Trail
~8 min drive
Moderate 7.22-mile creek-side trail with 808 ft elevation gain.
Copper Camp
~11 min drive
Accessible 3-mile climb near Copper Camp with steady elevation gain.
Upper Landers Trail
~10 min drive
16-mile backcountry trail with steady climbing and mountain vistas.
Middle Fork Trail
~13 min drive
Moderate 5.5-mile forest trail with steady creek-side hiking and 646 ft elevation gain.
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MTBCity
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