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17.4 miles
Distance
4,788 ft
Climb
-3,960 ft
Descent
1 mile
High Point
828 ft
Altitude change
2,893 ft
Altitude min
2,893 ft
Altitude start
3,720 ft
Altitude end
0.9%
Grade
-59.3%
Grade max
57.1%
Grade min
9 miles
Distance climb
8 miles
Distance down
2,795 ft
Distance flat
This is a difficult day run that has been done by several of my friends. In the planning phase for this coming summer I’ve put together this route. It is little known, really only by locals, so I’ve made this a public route for more people to enjoy.
All the best
David Troyer
Detailed Description
Cabinet Divide Loop is a 17 mile less popular intermediate route located near Libby Montana. This trail running primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 4,788 ft with a max elevation of 7,193 ft then descends -3,960 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Significant Issue / Amber: 1 trail (newest: Jun 20, 2026)
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Stats
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Distance17 miles
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Avg time9 hr 22 min
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Altitude min2,893 ft
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Altitude start2,893 ft
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Altitude end3,720 ft
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Climb4,788 ft
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Descent-3,960 ft
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Grade0.9%
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Grade max-59.3%
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Grade min57.1%
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Distance climb9 miles
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Distance down8 miles
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Distance flat2,795 ft
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