Old Highway 2

Total Miles
4.4

Elevation

1,110.70 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

This trail used to be the original Highway 2 but was abandoned years ago when the highway was rerouted in 1956. There are still remnants of old broken asphalt and stone retaining walls are still in place. This trail is fairly level and very easy to transverse although it does get narrow and brushy in spots. There is one shallow water crossing along the way but there was nothing that required 4wd. This trail will give access to four hiking trails, Cascadilla Creek, Rescue Creek, Great Bear Creek, and Skiumah Creek all to the West. The views are also outstanding as Glacier National Park is just across the highway to the East.

Photos of Old Highway 2

Old Highway 2
Old Highway 2

Difficulty

This trail is very easy and doesn't require 4WD but does get narrow, can be muddy depending on the time of year, and does get very brushy in sections, especially on the north end.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

The trail can be accessed from Highway 2 from the north or south and is between the West and East Glacier park entrances.

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