National Park Trail

The Slough Creek Trail travels from Slough Creek Campground to the park's north boundary, following Slough Creek through broad, grassy valley most of the way.

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.

The Mineral Trail is a spur trail north of Granite Park Chalet.

Length: 4.5 miles.Trail Begins: McDonald Creek Trail.Trail Ends: Mineral Creek Cabin

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Mokowanis Trail is a short side trail from Stoney Indian Pass trail. The trailhead begins by branching south of Stoney Indian Pass Trail, a short distance from upper Glenns Lake. In climbing to Mokowanis Lake, hikers will pass by White Quiver Falls.

Mount Brown Lookout Trail to the Mount Brown Lookout is one of the steepest in the Park. The trail begins near Lake McDonald and climbs to Snyder Creek, then at mile 1.7, the lookout trail climbs steeply to the north, beginning a steady ascent up switchbacks toward the summit.

Length: 10.0 miles.Trail Begins: Two Medicine Road.Trail Ends: Midvale Creek Road

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Boundary Creek Trail parallels the southern boundary of Waterton and crosses the International Border into Glacier National Park for most of its length. Boundary Creek Trail is most often approached along the Summit Lake Trail.

The Numa Ridge Lookout hike starts at the Bowman Lake parking lot in the northern part of Glacier National Park. Take the Bowman Lake Head Trail for half a mile. At the fork, turn left onto the Numa Lookout Trial.

Nyack Creek Trail begins at the abandoned Nyack Ranger Station. and crosses Nyack Creek about a mile from the river. The trail then climbs along Nyack creek to Surprise Pass. The trail then leads you to into Coal Creek. The trail on the right takes you to Buffalo Woman and Beaver Woman lakes.

Oldman Lake 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 (0.2 mile), stay right for Dawson Pass.

Ole Creek Trail is located north of the Walton Ranger Station complex, which is located on US Highway 2 at the southernmost extremity of the Park. It begins at the Boundary trail and heads north with Fielding-Coal Creek trail crossing it.

Park Creek Trail is located north of the Walton Ranger Station complex, which is located on US Highway 2 at the southernmost extremity of the Park. It begins at the Boundary trail and heads north with Fielding-Coal Creek trail crossing it.