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Montana
10.4 mi
Distance
2,045 ft
Gain
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Wyman-Williams Ridge
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Wyman-Williams Ridge offers a moderately challenging 10.41-mile ridge traverse with over 2,000 feet of elevation gain, showcasing panoramic views across Montana's backcountry. This ridge walk combines steady climbing with exposed ridgeline hiking, rewarding hikers with expansive vistas of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The trail's length and consistent elevation gain make it ideal for experienced day hikers seeking a full mountain experience.
Big Spring Creek
~4 min drive
Challenging 13.46-mile creek drainage hike with 3,199 ft elevation gain.
Signal Creek
~8 min drive
Moderate 3.1-mile creek-side hike with 517 ft elevation gain near Signal Creek.
Dam Creek
~11 min drive
Easy 1.86-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain.
Wyman Gulch
~5 min drive
Challenging 14.3-mile gulch hike with 3,242 ft elevation gain.
Skalkaho-Little Burnt Fork
~15 min drive
Moderate 4.2-mile climb in the Skalkaho Pass area with 1,480 ft elevation gain.
Upper Signal Creek
~13 min drive
Easy 1.88-mile creek-side walk with minimal elevation gain.
Sandstone Ridge
~5 min drive
Remote 29.43-mile ridge traverse with 3,479 ft gain—expert backcountry hiking.
Snow Tral 1352
~15 min drive
Easy 5.3-mile Montana trail with minimal elevation gain.
Quigg Peak
~14 min drive
Quick alpine summit with steady elevation gain and accessible terrain.
Hogback Ridge
~5 min drive
Strenuous 22-mile ridge traverse with 3,494 ft gain in remote Montana backcountry.
