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Western Centennial Mountains

Montana

Elevation Range

7,000 ft - 11,154 ft

Notable Peaks

3

Coordinates

44.5337, -112.0356

About Western Centennial Mountains

The Western Centennial Mountains are a subrange of the Centennial Mountains located in southwestern Montana, near the border with Idaho. This rugged mountain range is characterized by steep, glaciated peaks, alpine meadows, and deep, forested valleys. The terrain is challenging, with numerous rocky ridges, talus slopes, and difficult-to-navigate areas. The range is home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, bighorn sheep, grizzly bears, and wolverines.

Notable Peaks

Mount Jefferson

11,154 ft

Mount Garfield

10,906 ft

Mount Hilgard

10,604 ft

Activities

hiking
backpacking
rock climbing
wildlife viewing
camping

Best Seasons

summer

fall

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Gateway Towns

Dillon, MT
Ennis, MT

Location

Montana

44.5337, -112.0356

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Data Source

Geographic data from USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). Descriptions generated with AI assistance.

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