Hilger, Montana · Fergus County · Facility
Judith Lookout Peak is the highest peak in the Judith Mountains. This peak lies just northeast of Lewistown. This site offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding mountain islands, which are: North and South Moccasins, Big Snowies, Little Snowies, Big Belts, Little Belts, Highwoods, Square Butte, and in far di…
Judith Lookout Peak is the highest peak in the Judith Mountains. This peak lies just northeast of Lewistown. This site offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding mountain islands, which are: North and South Moccasins, Big Snowies, Little Snowies, Big Belts, Little Belts, Highwoods, Square Butte, and in far distance, the Little Rockies.
Judith Lookout Peak is approximately 25 miles from Lewistown. From Lewistown take Highway 191. Drive about 10 miles to Maiden Road. Take a right and continue driving on the Maiden Road for about 15 more miles to the top of the Judith Mountains. At the peak there is a parking area in which to enjoy the views.
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