.5 mi N on Springhill, right (east) on Sypes Canyon Rd 3 miles. Near the end the road becomes gravel and curves right to the parking area. The trail (1100’ in 3 mi) intersect the Foothills trail. Heavily wooded, gradual switchbacks, not very rocky at all. From there go right 3 mi to the “M”, some quite steep and some contouring, or left 4 mi to Middle Cottonwood mostly steep up or down or straight up (3,000’ in 2 mi) consistently steep to Baldy, intersecting the Baldy Trail 500’ and 1/3 mi prior to the top. Sypes to “M” and back is one of the earliest snow-free trails in the mountains, 4100’ in 12 mi.
Sypes Canyon Trail is not affiliated with AmericanTowns Media
Everyone feels better when they like the way they look, and for many, that starts with a great hairdo. If you’re in Montana, here are the top salons in your state where you can go for hair care… Read More
While the historical Inland Northwest lacks a deeply-rooted tradition of fried comfort foods, free-ranging poultry and the African je ne sais quoi of the South, Montana frontiersmen possessed one… Read More
Whether you lunch to break up the day, fuel up for the afternoon, or meet up with friends and colleagues, you need a good place to do it. There are many fine places to grab a midday meal in Montana,… Read More
Montana may be known for adventures in the wilderness and awe-striking natural beauty, but it can also be the place where you hone your cooking skills. Check out these top cooking classes in Montana… Read More
Are you craving the ultimate fried chicken experience? With a crispy exterior, succulent interior, and irresistible taste, what's not to love? Let us guide you to the top 8 fried chicken spots in… Read More