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Montana
0.4 mi
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20 ft
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Rising Sun Trail
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Rising Sun Trail is a short and accessible walk near the Rising Sun area in Montana, offering a gentle introduction to the region's natural beauty. With minimal elevation gain over less than half a mile, this trail is perfect for families, casual walkers, and those looking for a quick outdoor stroll. The trail provides an easy way to enjoy Montana's landscape without requiring significant physical exertion.
Otokomi Lake Trailhead
~0 min drive
This trail takes you to Otokomi Lake, which is surrounded with dramatic, red cliffs. Along the way, you'll pass several waterfalls, hike through the Reynolds Creek fire scar, and be treated to intermittent mountain views. Otokomi Lake Distance: 5.5 mi (8.8 km), one way Eleva…
Siyeh Pass Trail
~10 min drive
Challenging 15.3-mile alpine pass trail with 1,923 ft elevation gain.
Iceberg Lake Trail
~23 min drive
Scenic alpine lake hike with mountain views and possible icebergs.
Helen Lake Trail
~29 min drive
Moderate 8.39-mile hike to scenic alpine lake with gentle elevation gain.
St. Mary Falls Trail
~8 min drive
St. Mary Falls is an iconic, double waterfall of clear blue water just above St. Mary Lake. Fires burned through the forest in this area in 2015, meaning the trail has little shade. Because there are a variety of ways to reach St. Mary Falls, please consult a map before settin…
Piegan Pass Trail
~16 min drive
Remote 34-mile alpine backcountry route with 2,073 ft elevation gain.
Cosley Lake Cutoff
~33 min drive
Quick alpine access trail to Cosley Lake with gentle elevation gain.
Cascadilla Creek
~38 min drive
Scenic creek-side hike with cascades and forest views near Cascadilla Creek.
Avalanche Creek
~24 min drive
Home to two of the Glacier's iconic trails, the Avalanche Creek area is one of the most popular and crowded spots in the park. The old growth cedars and hemlock trees are unlike anywhere else in the Glacier. Enjoy the picnic area, a short boardwalk trail, or a moderate hike t…
CDT fccCM - Chief Mountain Route to Canada
~17 min drive
Remote high-altitude CDT section to Canada with exposed ridges and challenging terrain.
