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This is the trail head for the Triple Tree Trail. It is a popular loop in the southern suburbs of Bozeman, frequented by runners, hikers, and bikers. Expect to encounter plenty of other trail users, especially on nice days. Much of the route winds through forested areas, eventually leading to a bald summit with a bench and sweeping views of Bozeman and the Bridger Range. The lookout is exposed, offering little to no shade.

It isn't the tallest mountain in Montana, but Triple Tree still offers a cool lookout onto a few different mountain ranges and out at the city of Bozeman. This is a mountain trail, but it's not as difficult as some of the alpine peaks in the surrounding mountains.

Triple Tree Trail is a running, hiking, and biking trail loop in the southern suburbs of Bozeman. This is a super popular recreational area, and it's common that you'll see a lot of people on the trail. Most of the trail is forested, and you are greeted with views with a bench on the bald summit. The lookout is pointed towards Bozeman and the Bridger Range and doesn't really offer any shade.

Sourdough Canyon is known as being some of the best double-track terrain in the Bozeman area. It's frequented by runners, hikers, and mountain bikers, but if you journey past the bridge (about four miles in), you will see way fewer people. The trail travels up the canyon next to a creek the entire way, making this a pretty common area for seeing wildlife like moose and deer.

A man made body of water between Bozeman and Yellowstone. It is at an elevation of 6,699 feet above seal level. The paves road follows most of the north side of the reservoir.

Hyalite Reservoir is a large artificial lake that affords opportunities for day-use hiking, easy strolls, or the perfect launching point for more aggressive, big-mountain singletrack riding. Even if a bit busy, plenty of parking is available.

New World Gulch--where Mystic Lake Trail runs--intersects with a Mt. Ellis summit connector here. Likewise, two seasonal drainages meet here, so keep in mind recent snowmelt or rain.

Hyalite Reservoir is a large artificial lake that affords opportunities for day-use hiking, easy strolls, or the perfect launching point for more aggressive, big-mountain singletrack riding. Even if a bit busy, plenty of parking is available.