Dry Wolf Trail, Stanford
Dry Wolf Trail (401) is easy through meadows and timber, then a steeper slope following ridge through forest. The trail ends at meadows on Jefferson Divide, providing a beautiful panoramic view. The upper part of the trail can be snowbound until the middle of July. Obtain Forest Visitor's map for information on any travel restrictions.
Length: 5.2 miles. Medium use. Trail Begins: Dry Wolf Campground Trail Ends: Forest Road 3300 Area Map: Lewis and Clark (Jefferson Division) USGS Map: Yogo Peak Services Offered: Trail Directions: From Highway 87 at Stanford, follow Dry Wolf Road 251 to Dry Wolf Campground. Drive through the campground to the picnic site where the trail head is located. |
ContactJudith Ranger's District
Lewis & Clark National Forest Stanford, Montana 406-566-2292 |
Hidden Basin Wildflower Trail, Crystal Lake
The first step in the enjoyment and appreciation of wildflowers is going out to see them where they grow. The Hidden Basin Wildflower Trail leads through a beautiful area of public land that is rich in flower varieties.
Thirty-eight small metal signs along the half-mile trail identify trees, shrubs and flowers. Peak viewing season for wildflowers is July and August, though you will find early-bloomers in June and a few hardy species flowering into September. Please do NOT pick the wildflowers. Contact the Judith Ranger District for the detailed, illustrated Hidden Basin Wildflower Trail brochure! Services Offered: Interpretive Display Season: June - September Directions: The trail is located north of Crystal Lake and can be accessed from the Crystal Lake Shoreline Loop Trail. Call for directions at 406-566-2292. |
Photo Credits: Double H, Maria Holzer, Jennifer Hall