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Montana
18.9 mi
Distance
6,015 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Lydia Pinkham
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The Lydia Pinkham Trail is a challenging backcountry route covering nearly 19 miles with substantial elevation gain, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a remote Montana wilderness experience. This demanding trek traverses high alpine terrain with significant elevation changes, offering expansive views and solitude in the mountains. The trail's length and elevation profile demand strong fitness and navigation skills, rewarding adventurers with access to pristine high-country landscapes.
Gut Creek Trail
~9 min drive
Moderate 3.5-mile creek-side hike with 1,100 ft elevation gain.
Mcguire
~11 min drive
Long-distance Montana backcountry trail with steady elevation gain.
Pinkham Falls
~11 min drive
Quick waterfall hike with minimal elevation gain near Pinkham Falls.
Lower Boulder
~16 min drive
Moderate 4.64-mile Boulder area hike with 1,109 ft elevation gain.
Beartrap Mountain
~11 min drive
Moderate 7-mile climb to Beartrap Mountain with 1,177 ft elevation gain.
Beartrap Ponds
~12 min drive
Short alpine pond hike with 365 ft gain near Beartrap Ponds, Montana.
Ural Creek
~21 min drive
Steady 4.7-mile creek drainage hike with 1,744 ft elevation gain.
Mcguire Creek
~13 min drive
Challenging 15.22-mile backcountry route with 3,211 ft elevation gain.
Peck Gulch
~14 min drive
Steep 2.3-mile gulch climb with 1,265 ft elevation gain.
Therriault Pass
~26 min drive
Steady climb to a scenic alpine pass with expansive mountain views.
