Clyde Park, Montana · Gallatin County · Facility
Trailhead and jumping off point to multiple trail options and recreational opportunties on the east side of the Bridgers and in the Bangtails. Upper and Lower South Fork Brackett Creek Trailheads can be accessed seasonally. Refer to Forest Map and Motor Vehicle Use Map for seasonal designations.
Trailhead and jumping off point to multiple trail options and recreational opportunties on the east side of the Bridgers and in the Bangtails. Upper and Lower South Fork Brackett Creek Trailheads can be accessed seasonally. Refer to Forest Map and Motor Vehicle Use Map for seasonal designations.
From Bozeman take Hwy 86, northeast up Bridger Canyon approximately 18 miles. Parking area is on the right just after turning right headed to Clyde Park.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Brackett Creek Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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