Posted in Montana
October 28, 2016
Hike These 6 Trails To See Montana Like Never Before
Hiking season winds down in Montana at the end of October, with many of our trails closing down to prepare for winter weather. Luckily there are some beautiful trails for those who can’t get enough outdoor adventures. These 6 hiking trails have views so breathtaking, you’ll (almost) forget you’re exercising.
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You might see some beautiful birds on this 2.8 mile trail located near Hamilton, and you'll definitely notice the stunning views of the canyon.
This 4 mile trail outside Bozeman comes with a double reward: The views from the top, and the mountain goats that hang out there.
The “M” on the west face of Mount Sentinel has been a Missoula landmark since 1908, and now the 3.4 hiking trail that surrounds it offers the best views of the city.
The views from the top of this 2.5 mile loop are definitely worth the climb.
This trail is just over 7 miles long, and it's never boring. You'll pass several streams and a lake before catching the amazing views from the top.
This challenging 4.8 mile trail closes at the end of October, but late fall is a beautiful time of year to see it. If you can't make it, put it on your list for next spring.
Montana is a hiker’s paradise. These trails will lead you to some unforgettable places.
