Parks in Silver Gate, Montana

The Bannock Trail is a short portion of the Bannock Indian route used to reach bison hunting grounds. The trail begins at Silver Gate in the North Absaroka Wilderness. The near-level terrain parall... More on Trails

The Bannock Trail is a short portion of the Bannock Indian route used to reach buffalo hunting grounds. The trail begins at Silver Gate in the North Absaroka Wilderness. The near-level terrain para... More on Trails

Silver Falls is a long and narrow waterfall that drops more than 100 feet over a limestone cliff. The hike to the falls is along the eastern border of Yellowstone National Park, beginning from the town ... More on Trails

Sheep Creek Falls is a magnificent, fullbodied waterfall surrounded by mountain peaks. Although it is only 0.3 miles to the falls, it is not an easy hike. It is a scramble up canyon and over timber along Sheep Creek. There is not ... More on Trails

A 65-mile drive that climbs through national forest to a 10,947 foot plateau overlooking mountain ranges of two states. The famous Beartooth Highway, a National Scenic Byway, crosses the highest elevations in both Montana and Wyoming ... More on Trails

Woody Falls is a spectacular 150-foot, three-tiered waterfall with a pool at the base. The falls is a popular destination for the locals as well as a cross-country ski trail in the winter. The trai... More on Trails

What a beautiful day...sun shining, no wind! Not much snow, only about 6 i More on Trails

This top-of-the-world hike leads past cascading water, open meadows and trees to majestic high country lakes. Part of the trail goes through the burn area from the 1988 Yellowstone fires. ... More on Trails

Sheep Creek Falls is a magnificent, full-bodied waterfall surrounded by mountain peaks. Although it is only 0.3 miles to the falls, it is not an easy hike. It is more of a scramble up canyon and over timber along Sheep Creek. There ... More on Trails

The Lamar River rises on the west flank of the Absaroka Range, which defines Yellowstone National Parks eastern border. We are fortunate not to have to use the full moniker, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar, of the Secretary of the ... More on Trails

A short but strenuous base-camp trip into the heart of the Beartooths alpine country. This trailhead is slightly harder to locate than most others in the Beartooths, but this hasnt lessened its popularity. The area has lots to offer, ... More on Trails

This 70-mile drive passes through alpine meadows and glacial lakes at the top of the world, providing access to the highest terrain in Montana. Unless you are an avid backpacker, you will probably never experience such incredible ... More on Trails