This trail is a major route through the Salmo-Priest Wilderness Area. Trail runs along the ridgeline and offers spectacular views of the Wilderness area and the Selkirk Crest. Trail connects to Shedroof Cutoff Trail #511 and Thunder Creek Trail #526…

Wickiup Reservoir is very rich, highly productive, relatively warm water and cooler deep channels generate some of the finest fishing in Central Oregon. This is a primitive boat ramp located within the Sheep Bridge Campground. Later in the season, in autumn, the ramp becomes mostly unusable as water levels are too low. There is also limited parking for pick-ups and trailers at this site.

Sheep Bridge Campground is located on the Deschutes River above Wickiup Reservoir. This campground offers opportunities for fishing and bird watching.

Trailhead for access to Sheep Corral Canyon - Trail #231, heading north towards the Gila River and Wilderness, and Tadpole Ridge - Trail #232, heading south towards the Signal Peak Trailhead on New Mexico Highway 15.

This parking lot accesses fishing in the South Fork of the San Miguel River. Approximately 10 vehicles can park here. A restroom is available.

Sheep Creek winter recreation area.

Sheep Creek Trail (599) is 5.0 miles long, beginning at Forest Road 622 - First Fork Road and ending at Baldy Mountain Trail (536). The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding

Sheep Creek Bay Campground is a small, conveniently located camping area near the boat launch parking lot, making it a prime choice for those eager to access the stunning waters of Flaming Gorge. This campground is designed for simplicity and functionality, with its all-asphalt surface providing easy access for vehicles and trailers.

Sheep Creek Bay Overlook.

Sheep Creek Boat Launch Area provides access to boat-in reservoir campgrounds.

Sheep Creek Loop runs for thirteen miles alongside the visually dramatic Uinta Fault. It returns to Utah Hwy 44, five miles south of Manila.

This campground offers primitive camping near Sheep Creek Lake.  There is an unpaved boat launch. No other facilities are available in this campground.

Snowmobiling

Sheep Creek Scenic Byway Interpretive Site

Sheep Creek Trailhead is on the north side of the Gooseberry Road 640 at an elevation of about 8,300 feet.  Facilities include a large gravel parking lot, information kiosk, and vault restroom.  Goooseberry trails for 50" ATVs, horseback riding, and hiking opportunities begin at the trailhead.  Other popular activities include, hunting, wildlife viewing, and OHV riding on…

Trail #218 is a non-motorized 6.5 mile trail that connects to other hiking trails.  Round-trip the 13 mile trail gains about 2600 feet in elevation leading to a beatuiful, high alpine lake with spectacular views.

Sheep Creek Trailhead gives access to the Sheep Creek Trail (599). This trail is 5.0 miles long, beginning at Forest Road 622 - First Fork Road and ending at Baldy Mountain Trail (536).…

The Sheep Drive Way (077) is a great ATV/Motocycle trail, used for day rides, camping and hunting. The trail runs from Hwy 31, (Old Sheep Corrals) to Moody Swamp. Aprox. 17.1 miles.

OHVs, mountain biking, day hiking, horse riding

This is a popular, 2.5-mile trail with an elevation gain of 2,670 feet, that takes you to Hope Pass. It is run by participants training for the Leadville Trail 100-foot Race and is considered the "crux" of that infamous race. Hope Pass offers extraordinary views of the Collegiate Peaks with exceptional views of Missouri Mountain, Mount Belford, Mount Oxford and Huron Peak.

The Sheep Gulch Boating Site is the primary boat ramp for river enthusiasts to take their boats off of the Snake River after running the whitewater stretch. It is a beautiful day use area located in the Snake River Canyon off of Highway 89 south of Hoback Junction. There is a large parking area, a small paved road leading down to the boat ramp, and a paved trail which provides a nice scenic walk to and from the…

Forest Trail #551 (Sheep Lake Trail) is 1.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail #443 and ends at Sheep Lake. Forest Trail #551 is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding

The Sheep Lake Trail #848 begins at an intersection with the Cliff Creek Trail #840 and ends at Sheep Lake. The trail offers spectacular views of the top of the talus slopes towards Storm Ridge and the East and West Beckwith. This trail is entirely in the West Elk Wilderness and primarily passes through spruce-fir tree stands. Sheep Lake is a…

The Sheep Lake Cutoff Trail #855 begins at an intersection with the Sheep Lake Trail #848 near Sheep Lake, and ends at an intersection with the Soap Creek Trail #443, all within the West Elk Wilderness. The trail is a shortcut connecting Sheep Lake to the trails leading to Soap Basin on the Gunnison Ranger District. It travels through spruce/fir…

The Sheep Lake Trailhead has two locations. The north Trailhead is located adjacent to Deep Creek Campground. The south Trailhead is located adjacent to the the Brooklyn Lake Campground. The trail (#389) is 8.2 miles in length between the two campgrounds. The trail provides access to the Gap Lakes Trail (#108) about midway between the two campgrounds. Snow stays late and comes early at this high…

The Sheep Mountain Trail #253 begins at an intersection with the Little Cimarron Trail #229 and ends on a ridge at 11,880 feet.  This short trail has spectacular views of Sheep Mountain which rises to 13,168 feet. The summit of Sheep Mountain is very popular with Mountaineers and this trail provides access. The entire length of this trail is in the…

Perched atop a forested mountain, the historic Sheep Mountain fire lookout offers a unique recreation experience - one of few fire lookouts in the region available for overnight rental. Constructed in 1950 atop Sheep Mountain at an elevation of 9,600 feet, the lookout was historically occupied as a fire lookout until the early 1970s. This facility is accessed via a single lane gravel road passable by most vehicles…

Trailhead.

The Sheep Mountain-Camp 60 OHV loop trail system is a popular OHV trail located in northcentral Idaho. For more detailed information regarding what to access, terrain and how to get there visit StayOnTrails Click here for a pdf map of the…