White Sulphur Springs

Bald Hills Trail (345) is a good trail for access to Tenderfoot Creek. The trail passes through private land. The landowner allows foot and horse traffic within the private land. Parking at the trailhead is limited. Bald Hills Trail makes a great one to two day trip.

Balsinger Trail (343) makes a very good one to two day hike. The recommended season is late spring to mid-autumn. This trail is used very little by horses or motorized vehicles. It is not a good access route to Tenderfoot Creek. The trail crosses Balsinger Creek many times.

Bear Gulch Trail (310) is an access route to Smith River. The recommended season is late spring to mid-autumn. The trail crosses private land, but the landowner allows use of trail without permission. There is very little use by horses or motorized vehicles.

Birch Creek Outfitters offers 4x4 rifle hunts for elk, mule deer, white tail deer, black bear and mountain lion. In addition, we also offer stream and lake fishing.

Blankenbaker Trail (320) is located in parks, meadows or open country. This makes a very nice two to five day trip. The elevation of the trail is 6,800 to 4,800 feet. The recommended season is late spring to late autumn.

Length: 2.5 miles. Heavy use

Four person capacity; cost $30.00. Access Forest Road Number 119. Not plowed. Cabin is located 8 miles from Highway 89. Wood stove and firewood provided.

We operate the Camp Baker Outfitters in the fall. Our guest cabin has been visited by many people from around the United States, and is available all year. We boast of fresh air, beautiful Montana sky and the blue ribbon trout Smith River.

Copperopolis served originally as a stage station. It was halfway between White Sulphur Springs and Martinsdale. In 1866 copper veins were discovered in the area north of the Castle Mountains and started attracting attention as a mining center.

Cow Coulee Trail (331) is an access route to Smith River. The recommended season is late spring to late autumn. The trail crosses private land and ends at a boat camp on the Smith River. This makes a good two day trip.

Length: 4.4 miles. Moderate use

Crow Creek Outfitters offers summer vacations (July-August) in the Crazy Mountains. Enjoy fantastic fishing for Rainbow and Brook Trout in well stocked reservoirs and Montana streams. Abundant wildlife and beautiful scenery await your cameras.

Deep Creek Ridge Trail (338) is part of the Deep Creek Figure 8 Loop National Recreations Trail. This trail is good for a three to four day trip into Deep Creek area. The reccommended season is late spring to late autumn.

The start of the trail in Mill Creek is the start of the Deep Creek Figure 8 Loop National Recreation Trail. Deep Creek Trail (303) can be used to access the Smith River and for fishing in the North Fork of Deep Creek. Use of the upper 6.1 miles by horses and motorized vehicles is heavy.

Dori's Cafe offers clean, friendly service in an area known for its scenery and recreational opportunities. Our extensive menu features sumptuous breakfast, a variety of crisp fresh salads; and an imaginative selection of sandwiches, soups, and desserts.

Double Gulch Trail (354) is an excellent trail for a one to five day trip. It provides access to Tenderfoot Creek and can be used as part of loop with other trails. The trail is mostly used by horses. Parking at trailhead is limited. The recommended season is late spring to late autumn.

First National Bank is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00am to 3:00pm and Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. The drive-up bank is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

At Forest Green resort, we provide cabin accommodations. We also have a bar and offer fine dining. The area offers excellent hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. Forest Green is a trail head offering access to over 200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails.