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Montana
18.5 mi
Distance
4,162 ft
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Slip & Slide
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Slip & Slide is a challenging 18.5-mile trail that rewards experienced hikers with significant elevation gain and remote Montana backcountry. The trail's name hints at the water crossings and potentially slick terrain that characterize this route, making it best suited for well-prepared hikers comfortable with variable conditions. This expert-level adventure offers solitude and authentic wilderness experience in Montana's rugged landscape.
Rescue Creek Trailhead (1N2)
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Bunsen Peak prominently sits south of Mammoth Hot Springs. From this trailhead, you can embark on the following trails: Bunsen Peak Trail Bunsen Peak Road Trail Osprey Falls Trail Parking is limited. Winter trailhead access requires a snow coach drop-off, or skiing up from…
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