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Montana
4.0 mi
Distance
712 ft
Gain
1h 41m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Custer Gallatin National Forest
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Stillwater Plateau
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Stillwater Plateau offers a scenic 4-mile journey across Montana's high country with moderate elevation gain through diverse terrain. This trail showcases the expansive views and open meadows characteristic of plateau environments, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking accessible alpine scenery without extreme technical demands.
Stillwater River
~7 min drive
17-mile river valley trail with 1,639 ft gain through Montana wilderness.
Gorge Bypass
~7 min drive
Steep 0.73-mile bypass trail with 394 ft elevation gain.
West Fishtail
~9 min drive
Moderate 5.55-mile climb in the Fishtail area with solid elevation gain and scenic views.
Rabbit Gulch
~10 min drive
16-mile gulch trail with 528 ft gain through scenic Montana drainage.
Island Lake
~9 min drive
Easy 1.44-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake in Montana.
Initial Creek
~13 min drive
6.79-mile creek-side hike with steady elevation gain in Montana backcountry.
East Fishtail
~11 min drive
Moderate 6.56-mile hike with 839 ft gain near East Fishtail, Montana.
Meyers Creek
~22 min drive
Short creek-side hike with steady elevation gain near Meyers Creek, Montana.
Castle Creek
~15 min drive
Moderate 11.78-mile alpine creek trail with 1,809 ft elevation gain.
West Fork Stillwater
~14 min drive
16-mile creek-side hike through forested Stillwater drainage with steady climbing.
