Trail Segments
The Lolo Trail system winds through some of Montana's most pristine wilderness, offering over 180 kilometers of paths that trace the footsteps of Native Americans and Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery. This historic network of trails traverses rugged mountain terrain, dense forests, and alpine meadows, providing a compelling blend of natural beauty and cultural significance. The trail system's diverse landscapes showcase the raw beauty of the Northern Rockies, with dramatic elevation changes that reward hikers with breathtaking panoramic views. With 16 interconnected trails, the Lolo Trail network offers adventures for every skill level, from casual day hikers to experienced backpackers seeking multi-day expeditions. Visitors can explore sections of the original Lewis and Clark route, discover hidden mountain lakes, and witness abundant wildlife in their natural habitat. During summer months, the trails burst with colorful wildflowers, while fall brings spectacular foliage displays. Whether you're interested in historical exploration, wildlife photography, or simply seeking solitude in nature, the Lolo Trail system provides an authentic Montana wilderness experience that connects modern adventurers with centuries of human history.
