Loco Mountain, Mountain summit in Meagher County, Montana, United States.
Loco Mountain is a rocky peak within the Crazy Mountains range, characterized by steep terrain and exposed rock. The summit area features the weathered stone and rough surfaces typical of high alpine landscapes.
The peak was officially recorded through U.S. mapping surveys and incorporated into the Lewis and Clark National Forest management system. This occurred as part of the systematic cataloging of Montana's mountain landscape in the 20th century.
Local mountaineering groups maintain records of ascents to Loco Mountain's summit, documenting the experiences of climbers who reach its peak.
Access is gained via Highway 191 approaching the eastern slopes of the Crazy Mountains, requiring hiking through Lewis and Clark National Forest. Visitors should prepare for alpine conditions and weather changes typical of high elevations.
The peak has a prominence of about 1,559 feet (475 meters) and stands roughly 6.55 kilometers from the nearest neighboring summit. This isolation makes it a standalone peak within the local mountain group.
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