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BUTTE, MT – As soon as the snow begins to melt and the temperatures start flirting with 50 degrees, hikers across Montana start dusting off their boots—myself included. Who could blame them? From the Absarokas to the Bitterroots, Montana is a hiker’s paradise. But early season hiking in Big Sky Country isn’t all sunshine and summit selfies. It comes with real risks that even seasoned outdoors people need to keep in mind. According to guidance from public lands officials and local rangers, early spring hiking can cause major damage not just to you, but to the trail itself—and maybe even your […]

Montana has more hiking trails than any other state in America Glacier National Park has over 700 miles of trails The 3,100 mile Continental Divide Hiking Trail runs through Montana Montana Has The Most Hiking Trails In America Considering we have 2 of the most popular national parks in America and 55 state parks, I’m not at all surprised. People travel from all over the world to feast their eyes on Big Sky Country and all her wonders. Just in case you’re planning a visit to hike the Treasure State, I found some good safety advice to make the most of your

Although some of the best hikes in Montana might involve them, not all of us are able to scale mountains and fight switchbacks in the name of a good hike, nor do we want to. Luckily, there are plenty of more low-key trails that have all the same features of our lengthier hikes: great views and stunning scenery, for example. Hike these trails and you’ll see what we mean. 1. Redrock Falls Trail, Glacier National Park This gorgeous 3.5-mile hike has a little bit of everything: Wildlife (take your bear spray), lush, green forest, and a waterfall. It’s not too