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Montana
13.0 mi
Distance
1,176 ft
Gain
4h 55m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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Why you'll love it
South Fork Sleeping Child
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South Fork Sleeping Child is a moderate 12.96-mile round-trip hike in the Sleeping Child area of Montana, offering steady elevation gain through forested terrain. This trail provides access to the scenic South Fork drainage, with opportunities to explore riparian habitat and mountain meadows. The route is popular for its manageable distance and moderate difficulty, making it suitable for hikers seeking a full-day adventure without extreme technical challenges.
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