Trail Length: 8.89 miles
Description: Enjoy miles of forested classic and skate skiing on the South Flower Creek Cross Country Ski Trails, located approximately 4 miles southwest of Libby, Montana. This network of 10 interconnected trails winds through mixed coniferous timber and offers something for everyone. Please, no dogs allowed.

Cost: $5 per day suggested contribution for non-club members (fee tube on site)

Amenities: Biathlon range, warming hut, outdoor fire circle, and outdoor restroom.

Groomed: Kootenai Nordic Club

Directions: From downtown Libby, head south on Hwy 2 for 0.8 miles, turn right on Shaugnessy Road, continue up the hill for 0.5 miles, then turn left on Snowshoe Road. Continue for 0.3 miles, turn right on Granite Lake Road, continue for 2 miles, and turn right on Flower Lake Road, continuing for another 2 miles.

South Flower Creek Trails Map.pdf

Description: Experience miles of open ski trails looping through Cabinet View Golf Course, offering stunning views of the Cabinet Wilderness and Kootenai National Forest. Enjoy gentle terrain suitable for both classic and skate skiing, depending on grooming conditions.

Cost: $5 per day suggested contribution for non-club members (fee deposit box at Front Nine)

Amenities: Dogs Allowed!

Groomed: Kootenai Nordic Club

Directions to Front 9: From downtown Libby, head south on Hwy 2 for 0.8 miles, turn right on Shaugnessy Road, continue up the hill for 0.5 miles to the intersection, and continue on Cabinet Heights Road a short distance. The destination is on your left.

Directions to Back 9: From downtown Libby, head south on Hwy 2 for 0.8 miles, turn right on Shaugnessy Road, continue up the hill for 0.5 miles to the intersection, and continue on Cabinet Heights Road a short distance. Then turn right onto Cabinet View Road and continue a short distance to the Cabinet View Golf Club clubhouse.

Trail Length: 1.04 miles
Information: Libby R.S. (406) 293-7773

Located about 20 miles northwest of Libby, Montana, the Flatiron Mountain Trail is perfect for the true mountain adventurer. While relatively short, some sections are quite steep. In Kootenai Country Montana, we say the shortest distance between two points is a straight line—unless you’re going straight up! True to its name, the summit is a flat iron peak with a mix of gentle and steep grades.

Cross-country skiers have been known to attempt daring stunts from the summit, only to end up buried in deep snow, popping up like white weasels to the laughter of friends. Remember, it’s always crucial to check avalanche conditions before heading out.

Flatiron Mountain Trail – Visit MT