Dry Wolf Trail
Stanford, Montana
About Dry Wolf Trail
Dry Wolf Trail (401) is easy through meadows and timber, then a steeper slope following ridge through forest. The trail ends at meadows on Jefferson Divide, providing a beautiful panoramic view. The upper part of the trail can be snowbound until the middle of July. Obtain Forest Visitor's map for information on any travel restrictions.
Length: 5.2 miles. Medium use.
Trail Begins: .25 mile west of Dry Wolf Campground
Trail Ends: Forest Road 3300
Area Map: Lewis and Clark (Jefferson Division)
USGS Map1: Yogo Peak
Dry Wolf Trail Activities
Bird Watching
Hiking
Nature Area
Picnicking
Sightseeing
Walking
Wildlife Viewing
Dry Wolf Trail Amenities
Trail
Dry Wolf Trail Reservations
About Dry Wolf Trail
Dry Wolf Trail (401) is easy through meadows and timber, then a steeper slope following ridge through forest. The trail ends at meadows on Jefferson Divide, providing a beautiful panoramic view. The upper part of the trail can be snowbound until the middle of July. Obtain Forest Visitor's map for information on any travel restrictions.
Length: 5.2 miles. Medium use.
Trail Begins: .25 mile west of Dry Wolf Campground
Trail Ends: Forest Road 3300
Area Map: Lewis and Clark (Jefferson Division)
USGS Map1: Yogo Peak
Dry Wolf Trail Activities
Bird Watching
Hiking
Nature Area
Picnicking
Sightseeing
Walking
Wildlife Viewing
Dry Wolf Trail Amenities
Trail
Dry Wolf Trail Reservations
About Stanford, Montana
Stanford, the county seat of Judith Basin County, sits off of MT Highway 200 midway between Lewistown and Great Falls. Montana's cowboy artist Charlie Russell spent a considerable amount of time in the Stanford area and the landscape played an integral role in his art. The C.M. Russell Auto Tour... ...
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