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Review:
At 9,356 feet, Holland Peak is the highest peak in the imposing, rugged Swan Range and the highest peak at the western end of the Bob Marshall Wilderness.
The whole trip is only about 5 miles long, but in the last 4 miles you will gain 5,000 feet in elevation.
It is possible to do it as a day hike with some serious scrambling, more than one vertical rise, and narrow brushy trails. From Holland Peak you can see "The Bob" to the east and the Swan Valley to the west.
The west face of the mountain is famous for the sheer vertical rise above the lovely Rumble Creek Lakes. There is a narrow cascade where the upper lake outlet drops to the lower lake. The lakes are full of fish and there are more fishermen than hikers on the mountain. Map
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