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Montana
4.9 mi
Distance
1,484 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Three Sisters
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The Three Sisters trail offers a moderate alpine experience with nearly 1,500 feet of elevation gain across under 5 miles, making it an accessible yet rewarding hike in Montana's backcountry. This route showcases the rugged beauty of the Three Sisters region with steady climbing through varied terrain. Hikers can expect panoramic views and the satisfaction of reaching higher elevations while maintaining a manageable distance.
Bungalow Mtn.
~5 min drive
Challenging 16.5-mile backcountry climb with 2,864 ft elevation gain.
Larch Hill
~9 min drive
Easy 2-mile forest hike with modest elevation gain near Larch Hill.
Elk Ridge West
~14 min drive
Steep subalpine climb to Elk Ridge with panoramic views.
Wall Creek
~5 min drive
Long backcountry trek following Wall Creek through Montana wilderness.
North Wall
~10 min drive
Steep 2.65-mile alpine climb with 1,211 ft elevation gain.
North Fork Sun Cutacross
~15 min drive
Easy 3.2-mile trail with minimal elevation gain in the North Fork region.
Hart Creek
~7 min drive
Moderate 9.3-mile creek drainage hike with steady 1,850 ft elevation gain.
Spotted Bear Pass
~10 min drive
Scenic alpine pass with steady climbing and mountain views.
Dryden Creek
~18 min drive
Easy 4-mile creek-side walk with gentle elevation gain.
Pot Mtn.
~7 min drive
Long, strenuous high-country hike with significant elevation gain and expansive views.
