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The Best Backpacking in Lolo

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Top backpacking spots in and near Lolo

  • Florence, Montana

    Sweeney Ridge Trail

    8.74 mi / 3251 ft gain
    Sweeney Ridge Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Florence, Montana.
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  • Florence, Montana

    Backpack the Sweeney Creek Trail

    14 mi / 2600 ft gain
    The hike into Duffy Lake was approximately 7 miles with ~2600' gain. The first mile or two is fairly steep, then it will wiggle up and down the mountain until it drops down into the drainage to the lake. You can hike to Holloway Lake too if the trail isn't completely covered in snow. Late spring ...
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  • Stevensville, Montana

    North Kootenai Lake Via Kootenai Creek Trail

    19.4 mi / 2848 ft gain
    North Kootenai Lake Via Kootenai Creek Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Stevensville, Montana.
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  • Victor, Montana

    Bryan Lake via Bear Creek Trail

    15.9 mi / 2822 ft gain
    Bryan Lake via Bear Creek Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Victor, Montana.
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  • Missoula County, Montana

    Morrell Fire Lookout

    17.31 mi / 3182 ft gain
    Morrell Fire Lookout is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Seeley Lake, Montana.
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  • Superior, Montana

    Heart and Pearl Lakes Trail

    5.0
    7.66 mi / 1850 ft gain
    Heart and Pearl Lakes Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Superior, Montana.
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  • Seeley Lake, Montana

    Hike to Turquoise Lake

    5.0
    12.2 mi / 1500 ft gain
    From Hwy 83 in the Swan Valley, south of mile marker 38, turn west onto Kraft Creek Rd also called Forest Service Road #561, the trailhead is about 11.5 miles at the end of the road. Turquoise Lake trail #708 starts 3 miles up the Glacier Creek trail #690. Total hiking distance to Turquoise lake...
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  • Hamilton, Montana

    Bear Creek and Elk Ridge to Twin Butte

    47.72 mi / 7936 ft gain
    Bear Creek and Elk Ridge to Twin Butte is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Gibbonsville, Idaho.
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  • Darby, Montana

    Backpack to Little Rock Creek

    9 mi / 1780 ft gain
    Little Rock Creek is one of the Bitterroots' best kept secrets. In late spring, the glacier lilies are in full bloom, and sprinkle the valley floor. At that time of year, there may also be quite a bit of snow on the ground, which will require some bushwhacking to stay on the trail.Little Rock Cre...
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