Recreation
Bitterroot National Forest Trail Clearing Status Map
Use this map tool to view and search what trails and when those trails were cleared of down trees on Bitterroot National Forest trails.
Recreation
Colter Creek Trail # 606
The Colter Creek trail is 3.5 miles long. It begins at Trail #673 and ends at Road #5734. The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding, and day hiking
Continental Divide NST Trail # 9
The Continental Divide NST trail is 25.0 miles long and occupies a portion of the southeast boundary between the Bitterroot and Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forests. It begins at Chief Joseph Pass…
Cooper Point Trail # 23
The Cooper Point trail is 8.0 miles long. It begins at Trail #2 Cooper's Flat and ends at Montana State Line - Trail 699. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding
Corral Trail
The Corral trail is 0.7 miles long. It begins at Road 715 and ends at Trail 84. The trail is open for the following uses: Motorcycle Trail Riding
Coyote Coulee Trail # 127
The Coyote Coulee Trail # 127 is 8.0 miles long. It begins at Road # 496 (Hayes Creek) and ends at Road # 496 (Hayes Creek) Loop. The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback Riding
Coyote Coulee Trailhead
Site Open
This site provides parking for passenger vehicles and horse trailers, and a vault toilet. This trailhead provides access for the Coyote Coulee loop trail system (Trail #127). This trail system is…
Crazy Creek Campground
Site Open
Crazy Creek Campground, a small campground with 7 sites, is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilet and a hand pump for potable water. Garbage service is not provided. Pack It In/Pack…
Crazy Creek Horse Camp
Site Open
This site offers 6 horse camping sites with tables, fire rings, feed bins, hitching rails, stock water trough, and a vault toilet. Potable water is not available. Water available at Crazy Creek…
Dam Creek Trail # 88
The Dam Creek Trail # 88 is 1.2 miles long. It begins at Road # 1352 and ends at Trail # 86. The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback Riding
Darby RD
The many miles of trails on the Darby Ranger District provide opportunities ranging from short day-trips to extended back-country trips.