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Deep Creek Trail

Distance: 9.2 miles Trailhead: Forest Road 839 Trail Ends: Mill Creek Saddle Trail Junction 308 The start of the trail in Mill Creek is the start of the Deep Creek Figure 8 Loop National Recreation Trail. Deep Creek Trail (303) can be used to access the Smith River and for fishing in the North ...

North Fork Deep Creek Trail

North Fork Deep Creek Trail (303) starts in Mill Creek, at the beginning of the Deep Creek Figure 8 Loop Recreation Trail. The trail accesses the Smith River and fishing in the North Fork of Deep Creek. Use of the upper 6.1 miles of trail by horses and motorized vehicles is heavy. Length: 7.0 ...

Deep Creek Ski Trail

Deep Creek Ski Trail provides a pleasant tour through good wildlife habitat. The lower part of the road climbs gently and passes through an open forest of big larch and Douglas fir. The Deep Creek Divide road travels along a gentle grade in open forested country, offering good views of the ...

Cabin Gulch/NorthFork Deep Creek Snowmobile Trail

Cabin Gulch/NorthFork Deep Creek Snowmobile Trail follows Forest Road 423 through a timbered area in the Big Belt Mountains. Limited parking at Cabin Gulch and North Fork Deep Creek. Length: 16 miles of marked trails Trail Begins: Cabin Gulch Trail Ends: North Fork Deep Creek Area Map: Helena ...

South Fork Deep Creek Trail

Distance: 5.0 miles - heavy use Trailhead: Trail Junction 301 Trail Ends: Trail Junction 308 South Fork Deep Creek Trail (316) crosses back and forth across the South Fork of Deep Creek. It is located in the bottom of the canyon. Makes part of a good 2 to 5 day trip by using other trails in the ...

Deep Creek Ridge Trail

Distance: 3.2 miles - heavy use Trailhead: Trail Junction 339 Trail Ends: Trail Junction 316 Deep Creek Ridge Trail (338) is part of the Deep Creek Figure 8 Loop National Recreations Trail. This trail is good for a three to four day trip into Deep Creek area. The recommended season is late spring ...

North Fork Deep Creek Trail

North Fork Deep Creek Trail (72) climbs gradually up the steep North Fork Deep Creek valley and, after passing through the wide divide between Mt. Petery and the mountains to the north, emerges on a ridge overlooking the valley of Williams Creek drainage and the mountains beyond. It is a gentle ...

Hellroaring Creek Trail

Length: 6.7 miles Trail Begins: Hellroaring Trailhead Trail Ends: Yellowstone National Park's north boundary with Gallatin National Forest The Hellroaring Trail travels from the Mammoth-Tower Road to the park's north boundary and continues into the Gallatin National Forest. The trail follows ...