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| Trail | Park/Forest | Length |
| Combination Trail Number 3 | ||
| Comet Ridge Snowmobile Trail | Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest | 4 |
| Cooperative operation with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks; Beaverhead Sno-Riders Club of Dillon; and Wise River Jackpine Savages Snowmobile Club. National Recreation Trail. Precautions Stumps, rocks or other hazards may be present o... | ||
| Confederate | Helena National Forest | 3 |
| This trail is mainly used for hunting access. It is not considered to offer enjoyable hiking opportunities, but the access is good. | ||
| Conger Creek Trail | ||
| Conger Point Trail | ||
| Continental Divide Mussigbrod Campground to Pintler Campground | Bitterroot National Forest | 30 |
| A combination of open ridges, wide parks, and light forests makes this walk rather gentler (and safer) than more exposed traverses. If you've ever stood far above treeline as a mountain thunderstorm gathered, you'll appreciate the many side-trails that... | ||
| Continental Divide Trail | Helena National Forest | |
| This section of trail is only a portion of the Continental Divide Trail. The ride is easy, and the trail is in good condition. The majority of the trail is surrounded by a closed canopy of Douglas-fir and lodgepole pine. The few vistas that are offered... | ||
| Cooney Creek Trail | ||
| Copper Creek Trail | ||
| Cornell Trail | ||
| Cosley Lake Cutoff Trail | ||
| Cow Creek Trail | ||
| Cow Island Trail | ||
| Coyote Creek Trail | ||
| Coyote Creek Trail | ||
| Coyote Ridge Trail | Kootenai National Forest | 3 |
| This trail offers an excellent dayhike opportunity. By using two vehicles, and parking at the lower and upper access, a one direction (2-4 hours)hike is provided. This trail provides views of the south-central portion of the Cabinet Mountains Wildernes... | ||
| Cracker Lake Trail | Glacier National Park | 12 |
Depending on the time of year and how rainy it has been, the first mile or so of this trail can be very muddy because it is a shared hiker/horseback trail. after the first mile it is in the trees for most of the hike with some openings in between. ... | ||
| Crazy Creek - Longfellow Trail | Helena National Forest | 4 |
| This trail can be used to access the Tizer Basin country and offers opportunities for hiking and camping. The trail is used mainly by hunters. | ||
| Crazy Creek, Longfellow Trail | Helena National Forest | 3 |
| This trail can be used to access the Tizer Basin country and offers opportunities for hiking and camping. The trail is used mainly by hunters. | ||
| Crow Creek Trail | Helena National Forest | 10.5 |
| From the trail head off County road #285 the trail climbs on a gentle grade to an overlook of the Crow Creek drainage. The trail drops into the drainage. Follow the creek for 4 miles to a road bridge crossing. Cross Forest Road #405 and continue along ... | ||
| Crowell Trail | ||
| Crown Mountain Trail | ||
| Crystal Lake National Recreation Trail | ||
| Crystal Lake Trail | Lolo National Forest | 4.1 |
| From Deer Creek Road 236, the trail follows an old mining road through mixed forest stands of Douglas-fir, spruce, and western hemlock. Within a mile of the trailhead, this mining road narrows to a footpath and parallels protions of Deer Creek. Before ... | ||
| Currant Creek Trail | ||
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