Lone Pine State Park Trail System
The Lone Pine State Park Trail System offers over seven miles of trails. The trail system has something for everyone, from a peaceful hike to a challenging mountain bike ride. Lone Pine's trails range from wide, well-surfaced trails to steep single-track. There are hiking, running, and mountain bike routes for every level. Two-thirds of Lone Pine's trails are open to mountain biking. For erosion and safety concerns, please stay off of hiker-only trails and remember to yield to hikers and horseback riders. Stop at the Visitor Center for a trail map, a suggested trail route and more in-depth trail information.
Length: Multiple Trails totaling over six miles
Trail Begins: There are four trailheads, but the best starting location is at the Visitor
Center/main park entrance.
Trail Ends: At one of four trailheads
Township 28N; Range 22W; Section 24
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- BIRD WATCHING
- EXHIBIT
- HIKING
- MOUNTAIN BIKING
- NATURE
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- PICNICKING
- SIGHTSEEING
- SNOWSHOEING
- WILDLIFE VIEWING
- CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES
- ESTABLISHED FIRE PITS
- GIFT SHOP
- HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
- INTERPRETIVE DISPLAY
- MAPS
- PARKING
- PETS ALLOWED
- PICNIC SHELTER
- PUBLIC RESTROOM
- TOILETS
- TRAIL
- TRASH REMOVAL
- WATER
- Lone Pine State Park is located 4 miles southwest of Kalispell on Foy's Lake Road, then 1 mile east on Lone Pine Road. The trail system is located within the park.
