De bedste gå- og vandreture i Ruby Range

The area is predominantly forested, with exposed, open, grassy ridges and south-facing slopes, with a steeper slope in the northern portion and a more gently sloped portion in the southern portion. Aspen and canyon bottom meadows are home to rock outcrops, rock fins, caves, cliff faces and talus slopes.

One of Montana’s best preserved ghost towns, Bannack is Montana’s first territorial capital. A registered historic landmark, it has over 60 original structures still standing from the 1800s, including the old hotel, the governor's mansion, and more!

Although not a distinctive Horseshoe shape, this curvy shaped lake is a delightful resting area on this path. It offers great views of Gallagher Mountain and Gallagher Butte, several areas to explore, and a nice coverage of pines to take a break from the summer sun. just east of the lake, is a path that takes you to the base of Gallagher Mountain.

The Beaverhead River is an approximately 69-mile-long (111 km) connecting with the Jefferson River, eventually connecting with the Mississippi River. The Utah & Northern Railway is a defunct railroad that runs along the river and highway.

Bannack is an old mining town that was founded in 1862, when some gold was discovered in nearby Grasshopper Creek. Today it is a nice ghost town to visit with around 60 buildings that you can even step into.