Hiking & Backpacking in Yellowstone Country Montana

You'll find a stunning array of hiking trails in beautiful Gallatin County. Headwaters State Park, located near Three Forks, is a great place for a moderate hike while taking in beautiful scenery and learning a little Lewis & Clark Expedition history. In the Bozeman vicinity, head up Bridger Canyon to hike Mount Baldy, climb to the "M" or explore the Fairy Lake area. For a more leisurely pace, head up Hyalite Canyon and stroll up the Palisade Falls trail. There are many great US Forest Trailheads in Gallatin Canyon, including Lava Lake, Moose Creek & Beaver Creek. West Yellowstone's easily accessible Rendezvous Trail System is an excellent choice whether you are training for other outdoor activities or out for a stroll, brisk walk, or a short hike.

Following the Yellowstone River south from Livingston to Gardiner leads one right through gorgeous Paradise Valley, where you'll find some wonderful hiking trails, including Suce Creek, George Lake, North Dry, & Rock Creek to name a few. In northern Park County, the foothills and peaks of the spectacular Crazy Mountains provide an opportunity for hikers of all expertise levels to traverse trails such as North Rock Creek and Cottonwood.

Big Timber is a great starting point for many exciting hiking adventures in Sweet Grass County. Some of the trails you'll find include, Blue Lake, Fish Creek, and Green Mountain. With the Boulder Valley to the south, and the Crazy Mountains to the north, go exploring and you'll find the real beauty of Sweet Grass County!

Granite Peak, Montana's highest mountain is surrounded by some of the most rugged mountains in the lower 48 states, the Beartooth Mountains! Among them are some of the most amazing and scenic mountain trails anywhere! Come explore Sheep Creek, Soda Butte & Round Lake, just to name a few.

There are 1300 miles of hiking trails throughout Yellowstone National Park in some of the most magnificent natural beauty on the planet! Step off the beaten bath and take a walkabout so you don't miss the hidden treasure trove of scenery! From mountain trails to steaming geysers, thermal areas and meandering paths winding their way down through lush valleys, there's something for everyone! Come explore America's First Playground!