or pick your starting city — the number is how many trails we list.
Every region has its own hike.
Pick a region in Montana, discover its landscapes and compare trails by duration, level and access: 17 trails in 5 regions.
By François Dumaine
Missouri River Three Forks to the Montana-North Dakota border, Southwest Montana · photo from the LGPO trail page
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Our selection of 10 hikes in Montana.
4 of our 17 trails are rated easy; Glacier Country (2), Central Montana (1) and Southwest Montana (1) have the most. For a first trail: Goat Haunt (2.9 km, 45 min) and Mt. Gould (2.9 km, 45 min).
Our trail pages say dogs are allowed on 0 trails and not allowed on 3; for 14, the information is not confirmed. Always check the site manager's rules, especially about leashes.
For the widest choice: Glacier Country (8 trails) and Central Montana (3 trails).
It depends on the place. parks and several reserves may charge an access fee, sometimes with a booking. The trail page says so when the information is known, and the site manager's own website remains the reference.
