갈라틴 산맥‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

Great nontechnical hike to the summit of one of Bozeman's iconic southern peaks. A few stream crossings for filtration if you want to go light. Some steeper grades just up from the lake, but mostly very manageable grades, gorgeous views! Mountain goats were seen as well. Highly recommended.

History Rock Trail ends at a wide open meadow with views of the Hyalite summits. On a clear day, you can see over to the 10,000-foot Mount Blackmore. The trail back heads towards Hyalite Reservoir with views of Palisade Mountain.

Chestnut Mountain tops out at 7,627 feet. It has great views of Mount Ellis and other peaks in Custer Gallatin National Forest, and you can sometimes even see down to Mystic Lake. On the other side of the highway, you have open views of the Bridger Peaks and Crazy Mountains.

The spur that leads to the summit of Mt. Blackmore will steal your breath in more than one way. Be ready to earn the summit that stands at just over 10,000 feet. As always, stay aware of changes in weather when climbing exposed peaks, but also keep an eye out for a stunning range of wildflowers while you climb.

Bunsen Peak is a 8,564 foot (2,610 m) tall mountain just south of Mammoth. The summit is reached via a 2.1 mile climb on a steep and rocky path. The mountain is named after the inventor of the Bunsen Burner, German chemist Robert Bunsen.

Also known as Castle Rock, Storm Castle is a conspicous sight that towers above Gallatin Canyon. Unsurprinsgly given its obvious prominence, its top gives a superb panorama of the surrounding landscape. A winding, uphill trail gives access to its tiered summit. Be aware that the area is notorious for ticks in spring. Check yourself, your hiking buddies and your pets thoroughly after your hike.

Mount Blackmore (10,154 ft ) offers amazing views of the Gallatin Range. You can reach the top hiking the Blackmore Trail and the less ambitious hikers can stop to the Blackmore Lake.