Glacier National Park

The elevation gain along Johns Lake Trail is 160 feet.

Length: 0.4 miles.Trail Begins: Avalanche Trail.Trail Ends: Going To The Sun Road

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Lake Josephine Trail is accessed by a paved footpath from the upper Swiftcurrent boat dock and runs west to the foot of Lake Josephine where it continues around the north shore of the lake as a dirt trail. At midpoint along the lake, a trail to Grinnell Glacier turns and climbs to the west.

Kintla Lake Campground is located in Glacier National Park in northwest Montana near the Canadian border. At an elevation of 4,500 feet, the campground encompasses 2 acres.

The Kishenehn Creek Trail is 4.0 miles one way. Mostly level, two creek crossings.

Length: 4.5 miles.Trail Begins: Kishenehn Ranger Station, Trail Junction 7.Trail Ends: International Boundary

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Lake Isabel can be accessed by hiking the trail departing from the north end of the Walton Ranger Station complex, which is located on US Highway 2 at the southernmost extremity of the park

The Lake McDonald Ranger Station is located at Fish Creek Campground or 2.8 miles west on North Lake McDonald Road, and then two miles to Kelly Camp. From the campground, the trail follows the lakeshore to the southwest, reaching the Camas Road near Fish Creek. Seldom used. Hard to find.

Length: 6.0 miles.Trail Begins: Chief Mountain Road.Trail Ends: Gable Pass

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Length: 2.0 miles

Trail Beginning: Old Flathead Ranger District.Trail End: Road, end of trail.

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At 0.1 mile there is a trail sign beyond old Nyack Ranger Station, turn left for Loneman Lookout. The trail runs westward, following the Middle Fork, and then at .8 mile there is a junction with Nyack Creek trail after the bridge over Nyack Creek. Stay left for Loneman Lookout.

Martha's Basin Trail is actually the access trail for Buffalo Woman Lake and Beaver Woman Lake. It 's trailhead begins at the headwaters of Coal Creek off of the Coal Creek Trail. After traveling one mile pass the Martha Basin junction there is a fork in the trail.

McDoanld Creek Trail follows along the creek for 3.4 miles, passing above Sacred Dancing Cascades. Another trail runs from the Snyder Creek trailhead for 5.8 miles to Avalanche Campground.

Length: 4.0 miles.Trail Begins: Packers Roost.Trail Ends: Flattop Trail

Medicine Grizzly Lake Trail climbs along the North Fork of Cutbank Creek. At mile 1.1, there is a junction to the old chalet road, stay to the right for Medicine Grizzly Lake and Triple Divide Pass. The Triple Divide junction will be at 3.9 miles.