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Montana
16.2 mi
Distance
985 ft
Gain
5h 53m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Custer Gallatin National Forest
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Why you'll love it
West Fork Stillwater
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West Fork Stillwater is a scenic 16-mile out-and-back trek through the Stillwater drainage in south-central Montana. This moderately challenging day hike follows the West Fork creek through mixed conifer forest with steady elevation gain, offering hikers a rewarding wilderness experience with views of the surrounding peaks and riparian habitat.
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Moderate 12.45-mile hike with 2,056 ft gain in the Stillwater drainage.
