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Montana
49.4 mi
Distance
1,798 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Spotted Bear River
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The Spotted Bear River trail is a remote, lengthy backcountry route traversing through the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex in northwestern Montana. This nearly 50-mile journey follows river valleys and mountain terrain, offering solitude and pristine wilderness experience for experienced backpackers. The trail provides access to one of Montana's most wild and undeveloped regions with excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and backcountry camping.
Elk Ridge West
~0 min drive
Steep subalpine climb to Elk Ridge with panoramic views.
Dean Creek
~1 min drive
19-mile backcountry trek through Dean Creek drainage in remote Montana wilderness.
Dean Creek
~10 min drive
Easy creek-side walk near Dean Creek, Montana.
Three Sisters
~13 min drive
Moderate alpine hike with 1,484 ft gain and stunning mountain views.
Limestone Peak
~5 min drive
Moderate 6.25-mile limestone peak hike with 2,007 ft elevation gain.
Kevan Mtn.
~11 min drive
Quick 1.28-mile summit climb with 214 ft elevation gain.
Green Mountain Lookout
~14 min drive
Scenic 3-mile climb to a historic fire lookout with panoramic views.
Elk Ridge
~5 min drive
Easy 1.17-mile ridge walk with minimal elevation gain.
North Wall
~12 min drive
Steep 2.65-mile alpine climb with 1,211 ft elevation gain.
Clack
~15 min drive
Moderate 5.9-mile hike with 1,550 ft gain near Clack, Montana.
