History
Slippery Bill Mountain is a 7,421-foot summit in Flathead County, Montana, ranked as the state’s 1,241st highest peak. Its name comes from William H. Morrison, a pioneer trapper known as “Slippery Bill.” The mountain’s significance lies in how its name preserves a connection to the region’s early trapping era and keeps the memory of a frontier figure embedded in the landscape.
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Montana · United States