Jackson Creek ATV

Total Miles
11.0

Elevation

2,336.78 ft

Duration

1 Hours

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Fall, Summer

Trail Overview

Jackson Creek is an 11-mile ATV loop in the Gallatin National Forest that is open to vehicles 50" or less from 6/16 - 10/14. There is a staging area on the west side of the loop at the Jackson Creek Trailhead. You can access several other easy ATV trails in the area off of this loop. This trail is overall very easy in both the clockwise and counterclockwise directions. Parts of it are a flat and smooth dirt two-track, with small loose rocks in the trail. Other parts have a few tighter turns and it gets windier through the west half. There are lots of big rollers, whoops, dips, humps, mud, and sticks, but it stays very easy. The curves and grades are very gradual. It crosses a few wooden bridges and small logs in the trail. It has really nice views of the Bangtail Mountains.

Photos of Jackson Creek ATV

Jackson Creek ATV
Jackson Creek ATV

Difficulty

This is an easy ATV trail with easy features like short rocky climbs and tight turns. Although a longer trail, it stays consistently easy the whole route with no big obstacles.

Technical Rating

3

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Access Description

This system of ATV trails can be accessed from the Jackson Creek Trailhead off of Jackson Cr Road #977, where there is a dirt staging area and nearby dispersed camping. All of the ATV trails are of easy difficulty and can likely all be explored in one day. Most of the ATV trails are open 6/16 - 10/14 to motorized use.

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