Shepherd, Montana · Yellowstone County · Facility
This site is comprised of large open areas of sagebrush grassland ringed by ponderosa pine and junipers. There are excellent opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, bicycle riding, and cross country skiing. A designated off highway vehicle area is on the south end. Before you ride, call our hotline for updates on c…
This site is comprised of large open areas of sagebrush grassland ringed by ponderosa pine and junipers. There are excellent opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, bicycle riding, and cross country skiing. A designated off highway vehicle area is on the south end. Before you ride, call our hotline for updates on closures (406)-896-5014.
Take Highway 312 East. Drive 7.7 miles to the flashing light and turn left onto Shepherd Road. Drive 4.78 miles North to Scandia Road, turn right onto Scandia Road and proceed 2.6 miles to the CA Road and turn left. The OHV parking area is on the left about 4.6 miles farther. Parking areas with access to the non-motorized portion are about 3 miles farther North
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Shepherd, Ah-Nei OHV Area (#1)? A few things to know before you go:
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