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The Crow Creek Trail follows Crow Creek and offers stream fishing. The trail leads into the heart of the Elkhorn Mountains.

Length: 8.9 miles.Trail Begins: Dowdy Ditch Road, up Sage Brush Creek, Section 14.Trail Ends: Big Tizer Wildcat Mine

Deepdale Fishing Access Site does permit camping. There is a 7 day stay limit. A boat launch, toilets and access for camp trailers is available. Open all season.

Duck Creek Pass Trail provides scenic views from the Belt Divide, fishing and good access to the lakes, mountains, and trails of the Big Birch Creek Basin are the main attractions. The trail is accessible by four-wheel drive vehicles for approximately 2 miles after leaving the Duck Creek Road.

There is a $20 a night usage fee. The cabin will accommodate up to six people. The last four miles up to the cabin is not open to motorized vehicles. There is a two night minimum stay on holiday weekends.

Falls Creek Trail accesses lower Longfellow Park and connects with Trail 109 near Crow Creek Falls. The falls are on private property. The trail is mainly used for hunting. This is an easy hike with medium use. Spring, summer and fall are the recommended seasons.

Flynn Ranch vacations are unique. Your hosts will be sons of the pioneers, fourth or fifth generation Montanans who will guide and instruct you on every aspect of operating, living on, and enjoying a 15,000 acre cattle ranch. The maximum number of guests booked is four per week.

Gipsy Lake Campground has 5 campsites and restroom facilities. Maximum trailer length of 15 feet. Stay limit of 14 days. Features fishing access, nearby trails, disabled access (toilets and trails).

Goose Bay is located on the east shores of Canyon Ferry Reservoir. Fishing, swimming and boating may be enjoyed in the area. Camping sites are available at Goose Bay.

The Grassy Mountain Trail begins in Skidway Campground, climbs Grassy Mountain and follows the ridgeline. Good views.

Hassel was originally known as Saint Louis. Sometime during 1895 the St. Louis name was dropped in respect to a pioneer miner, Joseph E. Hassel and the request of the post office. Other names for Hassel at various times were Knoxville, Placerville and Florence City.

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Indian Road Campground is a 40-acre developed campground located in southwest Montana near the Missouri River. There are about 25 units in a flat area along the bank of the river and the southern tip of Canyon Ferry Reservoir.

Kentucky Trail is mainly used for hunting access. It is not considered to offer a enjoyable hiking opportunity but access is good.

Length: 2.7 miles.Trail Begins: Forest Road 287.Trail Ends: Forest Road, Section 9, T 10N, R 3E