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Hiker will follow Bear Creek up a gentle, sloping climb through meadows and patches of aspen and fir to the divide. Scattered springs will increase the chances of spotting the occasional elk and deer and if the hiker will watch very closely, there may be an occasional coyote.

Visitors will follow Bear Creek through sagebrush and scattered fir for approximately one mile after which they will enter high mountain meadows until they reach the top. At the top the meadow will be dotted with scattered fir trees and aspens. Deer, elk, beaver and black bears are occasionally spo...

The lower section of this trail follows Bear Creek about two miles then enters scattered meadows with patches of fir and aspen. Coyotes, elk and deer are known to inhabit this area.

This trail leads through quaking aspens and fir trees up steep pitches to high mountain meadows. There are two lakes to visit, the Lower Bellas and the Upper Bellas. The Lower Bellas is stocked with golden trout and cutthroat. Elk and deer are also seen on this trail.

A footbridge crosses Big Creek past sage and rock. About 2 miles along trail is a pond with fish beyond which the trail drops down and crosses the creek again with abundant willow growth around the creek area. The trail starts through meadows but narrows considerably with a high drop off on side. Bi...

This trail is an old, overgrown logging road that traverses grassy hillsides, open meadows, forest, and huckleberry bushes. Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir are replaced by subalpine fir and spruce as the trail ascends the ridge. The trail crosses Blue Jay Creek and due to the rocky crossing, fordin...

There are known to be a number of fossils in this area. From the parking lot you will cross the Earthquake scarp, travel up an old 2 track trail and turn left of the Birch Creek drainage. This part of the trail is through scattered timber and is easy to moderate in difficulty for about 2 miles . Ho...

On the right of the trail is Broad Canyon Creek with a variety of scenic beaver dams, willows, aspen and fir trees. The first three miles of the trail are easy meandering through meadows with gorgeous high mountain peaks in the background. Hiker will cross the creek on a picturesque footbridge and e...

From Wildhorse Canyon this colorful trail switchbacks through aspen until it crosses Burnt Aspen Creek. At the top, it drops down into Kane Canyon where it leads over 2 picturesque footbridges. Visitors should be prepared to stop at the top and view the scenic Devil's Bedstead and Pioneer Mountain R...