Visitor Info Visitor Information Madison District Trail guide
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Hiking around the Ruby Valley MADISON DISTRICT TRAILS GUIDE
Snowmobiling up at Branham Lakes (left) Photo courtesy Jody Maurer Overlook (right) Photo Courtesy Carol Delisi
Locations and Descriptions of Popular Trails
On the following pages you find descriptions of some of the more popular trails on the Madison District. Each trail has its special rewards; wander along a creek, enjoying the sound of water rushing over rocks, or break over a ridge and be awed by the panoramic views of neighboring mountain ranges, watch for local wildlife as you enter a meadow or round a bend. Be ready for adventure wherever you go.
You can down load the entire trail guide if you have Acrobat by clicking on the following link or find the area you are interested and down load the trails for that area. This is a large PDF file so please be patience while it downloads (1 - 3 minutes on DSL) Please note that the first page is Page 11. The following lists the trails in the guide. Always check with your forest service for conditions and updates.
TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS Tobacco Root Trail Guide
North Willow Trail #301 Potosi Cut-Off Trail #3 03 Bell Lake Trail #3 05 Albro Lake Trail #333 North Meadow Trail #340 Baldwin Parks or Twin Lakes Trail #424 · Branham LakesU3ridge Canyon Loop Trails #15 & 610 Mill Gulch to South Mill Creek (A section of the Tobacco Root Trail #15) · Ramshom Trail # 16
GRAVELLY MOUNTAIN RANGE Gravelly Range Trail guide
Gold Butte Trail #31 A Lobo Mesa/Little Elk River Trails #405, 29 & 79 Elk River Trail #79 Hyde Creek Loop Trails #25, 27 & 29 Cliff and Wade Lakes Interpretive Trail
LEE METCALF WILDERNESS and MADISON MOUNTAINS Lee Metcalf Wilderness Madison Mountain Trail Guide
Bear Creek Loop Trails #325 & 326
SNOWCREST MOUNTAIN RANGE Snowcrest Trail Guide
Snowcrest Trail # 4.
Note: The above is just a partial listing of district trails. Many more trails are shown on the Interagency Visitor Map for Southwest Montana. For information on these additional trail opportunities call the District office at Ennis (406-682-4253) or Sheridan Work Center (406-842-5432).
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