Near Trapper Creek #010
A small cave in the rhyolite cliffs above Trapper Creek.
Near Trapper Creek #010
Rhyolite cliffs above Trapper Creek.
Near Trapper Creek #010
A moose with two calves near Trapper Creek.

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Trapper Creek #010

3.0 (1 Rating)
A lonely trail that follows a pleasant stream down the upper reaches of Trapper Creek.
1.8
mi
Distance
21
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty
BirdingCaveFall ColorsGeologically SignificantRiver/CreekViewsWildflowersWildlife

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
1.8mi
Distance
21ft
Elevation Gain
748ft
Elevation Loss
20%
Max Grade
7,190ft
High Point
6,461ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
This trail begins on FS road 533, right near a large switchback in the road. The trail drops over 700 feet as you pass by beaver ponds, through aspen groves, and across the creek (a few times). The creek usually flows year round, which is a rarity in many places throughout the South Hills. It also passes by some great rhyolite cliffs, which have some small caves.

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Contributors
Keaton Reed