Woodbine Falls Hike

Waterfall | Montana

Distance

1.5 mi round trip

Route line not shown. The 1.5 mi distance for this hike is verified (fs.usda.gov), but we don't yet have a trail track we trust, so the map shows only the destination. Carry an official map.

About Woodbine Falls

Woodbine Falls is a waterfall in Montana, on land managed by Custer Gallatin National Forest.

The Hike

The hike to the falls follows the Woodbine Falls Trail: 1.5 miles round trip, from Woodbine Campground. Distance from fs.usda.gov.

Before You Go

  • Rock around waterfalls is slick when wet; stay on the trail and back from the edge.
  • Check Custer Gallatin National Forest for current conditions, closures and parking before you go.

Sources

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the hike to Woodbine Falls?

The Woodbine Falls Trail to Woodbine Falls is 1.5 miles round trip.

Where does the Woodbine Falls hike start?

It starts from Woodbine Campground.

Safety Information

Current Hazards

  • Slippery wet rock near the falls
  • Fast, high water after rain or snowmelt
  • Check weather before departure

Turn-Around Time

1:00 PM (2:00 PM summer)

Plan to reach the falls by this time so you are back before dark.

Essential Gear Checklist

* Critical items - do not hike without these

Emergency Contacts

Emergency / Search & Rescue

911

In most of the US, backcountry search and rescue is dispatched through 911 — tell the operator you have a hiker emergency and your GPS coordinates.

Downloads

No GPX yet: we don't have a mapped track for this route that we trust. Use the land manager's map.

Sources for The Woodbine Falls Guide

Where the trail data, elevation and route line on this page come from.

Verified against
fs.usda.gov
Distance
fs.usda.gov
Falls location
waterfallhikes.com
Elevation
≈ Copernicus GLO-90 elevation model at the falls coordinates (via Open-Meteo)

Conditions change. Check the land manager for closures, fees and weather before you go.

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