The Sheep Lake Trail is within sight of Yellowstone, but you'll probably have it all to yourself.

The hike to Nevada Mountain outside Lincoln takes you right down the mighty spine of North America: the Continental Divide.

If you're feeling up for a tough but rewarding hike, tackle the rugged Star Peak in the Scotchman Peaks proposed wilderness near Libby for great views and lots of huckleberries.

Follow this path into the ramparts of aptly-named Palisade Mountain, a rocky fortress inside the Stony Mountain Roadless Area.

From the summit of Warrior Mountain, you'll be looking down on wild Bunker Creek and across into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. And, with any luck, you'll be surrounded by wildflowers the entire way.

Looking for a cool (literally) adventure to get away from the summer heat? Look no further than the ice caves high in the Big Snowy Mountains near Lewistown.

In the West Pioneer Wilderness Study Area, a trip to the Bobcat Lakes makes for great adventure.

In the Gallatin Range south of Bozeman, the Gallatin Crest Trail is a 3-6 route that runs along the spectacular and exposed Devil's Backbone for 50 miles.

South of Great Falls and northeast of Helena, the hike from Monument Ridge to Deep Creek takes you past wildflowers, flowing streams, huckleberries, and a historic fire lookout.

A hike into chilly Refrigerator Canyon in the Big Belt Mountains northeast of Helena.