Wolf, Montana · Sheridan County · Facility
Coney Creek Trailhead provides access to Coney Creek Trail - #021 which enters Cloud Peak Wilderness and travels to Coney Lake.This trailhead also accesses Rock Chuck Pass Trail #418 (non-motorized trail) that accesses Rock Chuck Pass to the west and Twin Lakes to the east.
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Coney Creek Trailhead provides access to Coney Creek Trail - #021 which enters Cloud Peak Wilderness and travels to Coney Lake.This trailhead also accesses Rock Chuck Pass Trail #418 (non-motorized trail) that accesses Rock Chuck Pass to the west and Twin Lakes to the east.
From Sheridan, WY, take WY 332 for 4 miles to WY 335. Drive south about 29 miles to the trailhead (it is on the north side of Forest System Road (FSR) 26).
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