National Park Trail

The Coyote Creek Trail leaves the Hellroaring Trail and veers to the northeast. The trail travels through sage meadows and open stands of Douglas Fir.

Crack Flats Horse Trail winds around the base of Allen Mountain at .8 mile into the hike. At 1.3 miles you will find junction with Cracker Flats horse trail. Stay right for Cracker Lake .

Cracker Lake Trail winds around the base of Allen Mountain at 0.8 mile into the hike. At 1.3 miles you will find junction with Cracker Flats horse trail. Stay right for Cracker Lake.

This trail travels from the Specimen Creek Trail to the Sportsman Lake Trail. It offers the opportunity for a superb 22 mile loop hike which takes you past two lovely alpine lakes and over an abundance of rugged mountain country.

Crevice Creek Trail heads west from the junction, past Crevice Lake and on to Crevice Creek. A bridge takes you over this delightful, tumbling stream to the junction with the Crevice Creek Trail.

Cut Bank Pass Trail ascends, following the North Fork of Cut Bank Creek. Hike 0.1 mile to junction with old Cutbank Chalet access road, stay to the right for Morningstar Lake.

The Daley Creek Trail climbs about 1,600 feet in 5 miles as it follows Daley Creek through meadows and along open hillsides. There are good opportunities to spot moose during the summer, and elk during spring and fall.

Dawson Pass Trail junctions at 3.3 miles leading to Twin falls and the south shore trail. Stay right for Dawson Pass. At 4.8 miles junction with trail to No Name Lake and campground (.2 mile), stay right for Dawson Pass. Trail then ascends steeply to Dawson Pass.

Divide Creek Trail runs over a low spur ridge of Curly Bear Mountain. The trail provides a popular cross-country ski route in wintertime, however it is a primitive trail, with a high incidence of grizzly bears during summer. This trail should be avoided in summer.

Dry Fork Trail follows the north side of Two Medicine Campground. The trail junctions at 3.3 miles leading to Twin falls and the south shore trail. Stay right for Dawson Pass. At 4.8 miles junction with trail to No Name Lake and campground (.2 mile), stay right for Dawson Pass.

Elk Mountain Trail can be accessed from US Highway 2 and by taking the Fielding-Coal Creek Trail.

Length: 2.5 miles.Trail Begins: Fielding Trail.Trail Ends: Top of Elk Mountain

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Feather Plume Cutoff trail provides a link between the Piegan Pass trail and the Upper Grinnell Complex. The trail trail climbs below the eastern wall of Angel Wing from Grinnell Lake.

Length: 3.0 miles.Trail Beginning: Camas Road.Trail End: End of Trail

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Fielding-Coal Creek Trail links the drainages of Bear, Ole, Park, Muir, and Coal creeks several miles above their confluences with the Middle Fork.

Firebrand Pass Trail begins at a false summit near Marrias Pass and on the north bank of the Coonsa Creek . It follows the creek for about 0.5 mile and then veers north climbing slightly to a junction with Autumn Creek Trail.

Flattop Mountain Trail begins at Packer's Roost, (a trailhead and old cabin, on a short spur road, off the Going-to-the-Sun Highway). It is located 23 miles east of West Glacier.

At mile 4.0, Florence Falls Trail leads off to the west, climbing gently to the base of Florence Falls. The Falls is created by the hanging valley of Twin Falls.

Length: 0.8 miles.Trail Begins: Gunsight Pass Trail.Trail Ends: Florence Falls

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Length: 6.1 miles.Trail Begins: Belly River Ranger Station.Trail Ends: Otatso Creek Trail Junction

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Length: 0.8 miles.Trail Begins: Highline Trail.Trail Ends: Grinnell Glacier Observation PT

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Gibbon Falls is just one of the many waterfalls within the Park. Gibbon Falls has an 84 foot drop.