Little Wolf Creek Road

Little Wolf Creek Road is a scenic 14.9-mile point-to-point mountain trail near Wolf Creek, Montana, offering adventure motorcycle riders, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs a moderately challenging climb through the Helena National Forest. Climbing from 3,790 feet to a peak of 5,949 feet, this route is best ridden from south to north to experience the fun uphill sections. The trail begins near an ATV park and runs through a brief residential area before transitioning into a more rugged dirt road. As the trail climbs, it introduces loose rock, small ledges, and moderate off-camber sections, gradually reaching a technical rating of 5. Along the way, travelers will navigate a wide double water crossing that runs deep in the spring, along with several smaller creek crossings. The route cuts through active ranching lands where drivers must watch out for free-roaming cattle on the trail. After reaching the high mountain saddle, the trail descends over loose rock until it reaches Highway 200. Heavy mountain snowpack keeps this route impassable for most vehicles until June.