The Crazies A Dramatic Island of Mountains in Central Montana
Crazy Mountains Montana, United States, North America b. Tie-Dye Mike Add photos See all photos 54098 Hits 84.27 % Score 18 Votes Log in to vote Images (128) Climber's Log Entries (3) Comments Additions & Corrections Overview This island of steep ridges and plunging streams is a beacon to those traveling to the Yellowstone region from the east.
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Hiking With Bears in Montana's Crazy Mountains - Backpacker Trips by National Park Trips by State Backpacker Trips Trips by State Montana Trails In Montana's Bear-Filled Crazy Mountains, Hikers Are Never Alone The remote Crazies are a playground for more than just humans. Updated Mar 28, 2023 Erin Dockins High five Bookmark
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The Crazy Mountains Loop can be completed in either direction with little variation in the logistics either way. It is a lightly trafficked route that cuts right through some of the best scenery of the Crazy Mountain Range. Elk, moose, bears, and deer all inhabit the unique range and accentuate the remoteness of the area. The route starts from Porcupine Cabin on the Porcupine
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Explore Crazy Mountains, Montana - view hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. View full map Report an issue 5 4 3 2 1 4.6 377 reviews Sort by Cottonwood Lake Katie Armstrong reviewed Twin Lakes via Big Timber Creek Trail Show more reviews
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The Crazy Mountains tend to be quiet. If your ears are sensitive enough and your eyes are sharp enough, the Crazies might deliver an encounter with a lynx sunning on a rock or a mountain goat navigating a talus field. The isolated range rising out of central Montana grassland is quiet largely because it's relatively unpeopled and undeveloped.
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19. Although this roadside museum in Big Timber, Montana, may sound wild, it's actually a history museum sharing the story of Sweet Grass County and the nearby mountain range, the Crazy.
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Dramatic and sharply crowned, the Crazy Mountains is a steep, jagged subrange that stands like an inbound island where the Rockies transition to the Great Plains in south-central Montana. The subrange towers 5,500 feet above the tawny rolling hills and stretches 30 miles, bordered by Yellowstone River in the south and the South Fork Musselshell.
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The Crazy Mountains are a distinct, stand-alone mountain range in southwestern Montana, close to Livingston and Big Timber. The range is a small section of the northern Rocky Mountains stretching for 30 miles between the Yellowstone and Musselshell Rivers.
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The Crazy Mountains, often called the Crazies, is a mountain range in the Central Montana Alkalic Province in the U.S. state of Montana. They are a part of the northern Rocky Mountains . Geography Spanning a distance of 40 miles (64 km), the Crazy Mountains are located between the Musselshell and Yellowstone rivers.
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The Crazy Mountains rise out of central Montana as if they've been pushed through a cut in the sagebrush-covered earth. An island mountain chain running north and south, this landscape once described as the "Swiss Alps of the United States" is home to mountain goats and golden trout, wolverine and grizzly bears โ and one of the most vexing access and land-use debates in the state.
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These "Crazy Woman Mountains," as the Native Americans sometimes called them, are crowned by 11,214-foot Crazy Peak. With 25 pinnacles soaring to more than 10,000 feet, they are the third highest range in the state.
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The Crazy Mountains Loop is a 24-mile route over two passes in Montana's Crazy Mountains. The trail features multiple alpine lakes and can be hiked in 2-3 days Region : Mountain West (Crazy Mountains, Southwest Montana) Length: 24 miles (2-3 days) Crazy Mountain Loop GPX File Download Physical Difficulty: Moderate
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The South Crazy Mountains Recommended Wilderness Area includes Iddings Peak, Crazy Lake, and Swamp Lake. The Forest Service also designated 30,642 acres as a backcountry area, allowing foot and stock use only and prohibiting motorized use and mountain biking.
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History isn't always pretty. It was a bright, warm day in the summer of 1846 when the Morgan family decided to take a break from their wagon travels. Crossing the vast eastern plains of Montana on their way to resettle in Oregon, the hardy family of five came under the shadow of the vast Crazy Mountains.
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Twin Lakes are probably the most popular hiking destination in Montana's Crazy Mountains. The Crazy Mountains are an island mountain range north of Interstate 90 in the Livingston/Big Timber area. The trailhead for hiking to Twin Lakes is located in Big Timber Canyon near the Halfmoon Campground.