National Forest Trail

Carl Creek Trail is mainly used during hunting season, but it does allow for short outings since the Trailhead is along Highway 12 and accessible by car. The trail has light use and is moderate in difficulty. Best time of year is summer.

Length: 6.0 miles.Trail Begins: Road 5106.Trail Ends: Trail 111

Area Map: Deerlodge National Forest Visitors Map and Anaconda Pintler Widerness Map .USGS Map1: Moose Lake.USGS Map2: Carpp Ridge.Township 3N; Range 15W; Section 6

Length: 2.6 miles.Trail Begins: Trail 24.Trail Ends: Trail 111

Area Map: Deerlodge National Forest Visitors Map and the Anaconda Pintler Wilderness Map .USGS Map1: Carpp Creek.USGS Map2: Warren Peak.Township 3N; Range 15W; Section 3

Cascade Falls Trail (242) starts in the campground and ends at Cascade Falls Overlook. A brochure is available at the campground. There are benches at the overlook and along the trail.

From the Casey Meadows Trail (343) it is approximately 6 miles to Casey Peak. Once you reach the Casey Peak Trail continue about 1.5 miles. This part of the trail has over a dozen switchbacks.

Obtain a Forest Visitor's map for information on travel restrictions.

Length: 0.5 miles.Trail Begins: Road 196.Trail Ends: Cataract Falls

Area Map: Lewis and Clark Rocky Mountain Division .USGS Map1: Steamboat Mountain.Township 18N; Range 8W; Section 15

The CC Divide Trail (404.1, 3) is a scenic, mostly redgeline trail with beautiful views of seveeral drainages. It has several access points besides these listed. Please contact the Superior Ranger District and ask ranger about access.

Cedar Bar Faulkner Trail is mainly used during hunting season but does allow for short outings since the trailhead is along Highway 12 and accessible by car. The trail is rated difficult but has light use and can be accessed all year.

Cedar Creek Trail (141) runs adjacent to Cedar Creek for its entire length. A lower portion of the trail was once used as a wagon road for early-day mining. About 0.8 mile beyond the trailhead, Scenery Mountain Trail 649 departs to the right.

Cedar Log Lake Trail (104) climbs up to an alpine lake, just under the Divide. This trail is closed to motorized vehicles.

Length: 1.0 miles.Trail Begins: Junction with Trail 104, Indian Ridge Trail.Trail Ends: Cedar Log Lake

Cedar Peak Trail (510) is a connecting trail in the network between Clearwater Crossing on the West Fork of Fish Creek and the Idaho/Montana State Line Divide. Closed to motorized vehicles.

Centennial Grove Trail (514) is maintained as needed. Trail classified as easy. This is an accessible paved and sawdust trail. There is access to Skalkaho Creek. For day use only.

Center Creek Trail (463) is a cutoff trail between the Center Ridge Trail and the Monture Creek trails.

Length: 3.0 miles.Trail Begins: Junction with Trail 246.Trail End: Junction with Trail 27

Center Ridge Trail (246) is a trail that takes the steep ridge route to Youngs Pass into the South Fork of the Flathead in the Bob Marshall Wilderness

Length: 13.0 miles.Trail Begins: Monture Guard Station.Trail Ends: Youngs Pass

The trailhead is undeveloped and the last mile of the Cherry Creek road is eroded and passable only by 4-wheel drive vehicles. The trail is open to motorized use and it is a popular area for motorcycle and ATV users.

Chief Joseph Cross Country Ski Trail is groomed weekly. Eight loop trails which provide a variety of lengths and skill levels. Trail system starts on north side of Highway 43 at Chief Joseph Pass. Plowed parking for 55 to 60 vehicles. Toilet and maps available at trailhead.

There is a stock ramp, hitch rail and a toilet at the trailhead for Trail 131 at Seymour Creek. On the eastern half of Chub Creek Trail 132 is a good grazing meadow in Chub Creek and also where Trail 170 junctions with Trail 131.

The hike along the Clarence-Rich Creek Trail (78) will take the traveler into some fantastic huckleberry country. Although there is broken timber, with heavy timber at the ridgetop up to Rich Creek, panoramic views of the surrounding area will leave a lasting impression on the hiker.