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The Barton Creek-Willow Creek Loop is a beautiful and immersive journey through the high-desert riparian zones of the Toiyabe Range. This trail offers a refreshing change of pace as it crisscrosses through Willow Creek, where the typical Nevada sagebrush gives way to lush, grassy trails and water-lo...
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This is a beautiful fun ride through the pines. Some natural spring crossings. This is a loop that has sections of small rocks and others that are muddy from the springs. A couple of areas are tight for more than one vehicle so passing may be difficult. In most areas, there is enough room to get by.
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Miller Creek Loop begins as a wide, graded road, offering an easy entry into the trail. As you progress, the character quickly changes—narrowing into an overgrown two-track that requires more attention to line choice. The route includes steep hills with loose rock, erosion, ruts, and exposed tree ro...
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A more difficult challenge than its neighbor to the east, this section contains deeper ruts, more muddy sections, bigger root/rock step-ups, and steeper climbs. Warning, if you start from the east, the first ~6 miles of track are generally easier, just very tight with deep ruts; however, the biggest...
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Open Dates: 7/16-9/14. Wicked Creek Loop is in the Absaroka Range and part of the Custer Gallatin National Forest on the Eastern side of the Paradise Valley, South of Livingston, Montana. Beginning at Mill Creek Road near the entrance to Snowbank Campground, after 1.9 miles there is a fork. Wicked C...
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This section of the Tommy Creek Loop goes across the Garfield County and Iron County lines. This is a dirt trail and is used in the Forest Service Trail System to access the Duck Creek Area trails. From this trail, the other sections loop using the Markagunt Plateau, Red Desert, and Sage Valley to e...
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This 12.9-mile loop takes you around the Pole Creek area. If you start on the southern route, it will take you up Pole Ridge. There, you can take a great side trip on Sepp's Point Trail. Once you begin on the northwest portion of this trail (between miles 6-9) it begins to be very overgrown. In some...
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This 18.1-mile loop trail takes you around the Deep Creek area. There are four different access points to this trail. A portion of this trail goes through private property; if the gates are closed, do not open them. Please remain on the main trail through the private property. This trail gives you g...
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