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Gold Creek Trail

Length: 6.5 miles Difficulty: Moderate Use: Light Trail Begins: Road 484 Trail Ends: Trail 92 Gold Creek Trail (152) begins as a gentle walk from the trailhead in a side drainage of Gold Creek. The trail crosses a small spring creek on a puncheon bridge and follows a small drainage heading east ...

Gold Creek

Gold Creek, at the junction of Gold Creek and the Clark Fork River, is claimed to be the location where gold was first discovered in Montana; although the amount found was not enough to make mining it feasible. Gold Creek is near where the last spike of the Northern Pacific Railway was driven on ...

Welcome Creek Wilderness

The 29,135-acres Welcome Creek area is a true wilderness experience. The densely forested slopes, exposed ridges, and deep canyons of this heart-shaped Wilderness contribute to an all-too-rare example of relatively low elevation general forest to the National Wilderness System. The land rises ...

Gold Butte Trail

A short trail in the popular West Fork area that has excellent views. Gold Butte Trail (31) leaves Forest Road 209 and begins a steady climb through a partially logged area shaded by many large Douglas firs. The cutting has opened up spectacular views out across the Madison Valley and into the ...

Libby Creek Gold Panning Area

Libby Creek Gold Panning Area is located in Kootenai National Forest. The parking area at the panning area is a small clearing adjacent to Libby Creek. Vaulted toilet and camping facilities are available. Pets are welcome, but they must be kept on leashes. Howard Lake Campground is located 1 ...

Mill Gulch to South Mill Creek

A hiking and horse trail climbing down from Mill Gulch Road up and over Ramshorn and Porphyry Mountains then down the South Fork of Mill Creek to the Mill Creek Road. Note: Mill Gulch and Mill Creek are different streams in different drainages. Due to the similarity in names this can be a ...

Gold Creek Campground

Gold Creek Campground is located in Bitterroot National Forest. There are 4 campsites and restrooms at the campground. Please limit your stay to 14 days.

Gold Creek Snowmobile Trail

Length: 20 miles one way; most difficult trail rating Trail Begins: Road 9974 Trail Ends: Road 126 Gold Creek Snowmobile Trail begins at Road 9974, Junction O, and continues to Road 4341, and then to Road 126. Not groomed on a regular basis. Watch for drifts. Area Map: Seeley Lake Area ...