About hiking in Mineral County

Mineral County, Montana has 36 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 126 miles, an average of 3.5 miles each. The longest is Straight Creek Trail #99, at 11.4 miles. 7 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Mineral County are like

By length, 10 are under a mile, 19 run 1 to 5 miles, and 7 are 5 miles or longer.

Every one carries a difficulty rating: 28 moderate and 8 hard. Of the 36 with measured elevation, North Fork Fish Creek Trail climbs the most, about 4,229 ft, and 16 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 36 hiking trails, longest first

Straight Creek Trail #99Hike11.4 mi North Fork Fish Creek TrailHike11.2 mi South Fork Nemote Creek RoadHikeMTB10.7 mi West Fork Fish Creek TrailHikeMTB10.7 mi Storm PeakHike10.5 mi Schley MountainHikeMTB8.8 mi West MountainHikeMTB5.4 mi Up Up RidgeHike4.4 mi Heart Lake TrailHikeMTB4.0 mi Lightning WindfallHike3.9 mi River TrailHike3.8 mi French LakeHike3.7 mi Crystal LakeHike3.4 mi White Creek DivideHike3.1 mi Cedar Peak Trail #510Hike2.9 mi Ward CreekHike2.6 mi Hub Hazel LakesHike2.6 mi nine mile divide trailHike2.3 mi Pearl LakeHike2.3 mi Ninemile Divide TrailHike2.2 mi Idaho GulchHike2.1 mi Hoodoo LakesHikeMTB2.1 mi Mullan RoadHike1.7 mi Burdette CreekHike1.6 mi Eagle Peak TrailHike1.5 mi Cliff LakeHike1.4 mi Bonanza GulchHike0.9 mi Trio Lakes TrailHike0.9 mi Heart LakeHike0.7 mi Montreal GulchHike0.5 mi Quartz Flat Interpretive TrailHike0.5 mi Hoodoo Lake AccessHikeMTB0.4 mi Surveyor LakeHike0.4 mi Diamond LakeHike0.4 mi Bonanza LakesHike0.3 mi Ward Peak TrailHike0.3 mi

← All Mineral 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 25, 2026.