About hiking in Granite County

Granite County, Montana has 45 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 195 miles, an average of 4.3 miles each. The longest is 8111 Hi-Line Trail, at 23.0 miles. 14 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Granite County are like

By length, 6 are under a mile, 25 run 1 to 5 miles, and 14 are 5 miles or longer.

Of the 45 with measured elevation, cdt-x climbs the most, about 11,504 ft, and 22 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 45 hiking trails, longest first

8111 Hi-Line TrailHike23.0 mi cdt-xHike11.5 mi Whetstone RidgeHike11.0 mi Sandstone Ridge TrailHike11.0 mi Hogback Ridge TrailHike9.5 mi Butte Cabin Ridge TrailHike9.4 mi Ranch Creek Trail #65Hike9.0 mi Butte Cabin Creek TrailHike8.0 mi Black pine ridge trailHike7.0 mi 8039 Page LakeHike6.3 mi 8024 Carpp Creek CutoffHike6.0 mi Black Pine RoadHikeMTB5.8 mi Middle ForkHike5.7 mi East ForkHike5.5 mi Stony LakeHike4.8 mi Williams RidgeHike4.2 mi Babcock creek trailHike4.0 mi Trail 21Hike3.9 mi Wyman Gulch TrailHike3.9 mi Pozega LakeHike3.2 mi Babcock Mountain TrailHikeMTB3.0 mi Wyman-Williams RidgeHike2.9 mi Falls ForkHike2.9 mi Cinnamon Bear Ridge TrailHike2.7 mi Pack TrailHike2.5 mi Fuse LakeHike2.4 mi Big Spring CreekHike2.3 mi Crystal Creek TrailHikeMTB2.3 mi Grizzly CreekHike2.2 mi West ForkHike2.1 mi 8110 Carpp LakeHike2.1 mi Forest Road 17862Hike1.9 mi Bitterroot-Rock Creek DivideHike1.7 mi Bowles CreekHike1.5 mi 8004 Tamarack LakeHike1.4 mi Flat Gulch Trail #206Hike1.3 mi Signal RockHike1.3 mi 8097 Edith LakeHike1.2 mi Quigg Peak TrailHike1.1 mi USFS 5073Hike1.0 mi 8027 Ivanhoe LakeHike0.8 mi Cinnamon Bear Point TrailHike0.8 mi Combination Trial #3Hike0.7 mi 8029 Falls ForkHike0.3 mi Solomon Ridge TrailHike0.2 mi

← All Granite County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 4, 2026.