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Montana
14.8 mi
Distance
2,414 ft
Gain
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Tyler Creek
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Tyler Creek is a moderately challenging 14.81-mile trail that climbs 2,414 feet through Montana's scenic backcountry. This out-and-back or loop route follows creek drainage with mixed forest and alpine meadow terrain, offering solitude and mountain vistas typical of the region. The steady elevation gain rewards hikers with expansive views and the opportunity to experience diverse ecosystems from lower creek valleys to higher elevation ridges.
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Babcock Mountain
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Wahlquist Ridge
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~32 min drive
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~19 min drive
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