3.4 mi from the trailheadRombo
Campground · Montana
Hike
Took-Mud Ridge
- Near Painted Rocks Lake
- Inside Bitterroot National Forest
- Camp 3 mi away
4.1 mi out & back · 502 ft gain · 6,125 ft high point · Moderate
In Bitterroot National Forest · Montana · U.S. Forest Service
About this hike
Took-Mud Ridge is a 4.1-mile out and back trail in Bitterroot National Forest near Painted Rocks Lake, gaining 502 feet.
Elevation
502 ft of gain round trip.
Highlights
What the trail reaches, measured from the start.
Map
The route at the trailhead. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.
Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.
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