Conditions are updated frequently and change nearly daily... 
​These are just some generals we know for sure. 

Updated Dec 5 2021   

BEARS ARE STILL OUT - TAKE YOUR BEAR SPRAY.   

As of Sept 1, Fire Restrictions in Custer Gallatin have been lifted.  This includes all campgrounds and wilderness area.  Campfires are now allowed, but please be very careful and make sure they are completely out before leaving.

• Lake Fork/West Fork Trails: 
  • West Fork:  Gate is closed at Wild Bill Campground.  Walking, skiing is encouraged on the road above the gat
  • Timberline Lake:   
  • Basin Lakes:        
  • Lake Fork: Not much snow as of Dec 4 up to Keyser Brown.                                                
  • Beartrack:  Hike-able!  Watch for blow down - lots of trees down after the big wind
  • Glacier Lake:  Gate is currently open, but will close once we get snow on the road.    
  • Hellroaring Plateau:  
  • Line Creek Plateau:  
  • Maurice Creek/ Corral Creek:  open for hiking.  This is a burn area, and trails are/will be rebuilt
  • Island Lake/Beartooth Lake:  

• East Rosebud / Cooke City (we refuse to use "Beaten Path" as the trail name,  as its just a bad nickname...)   East Rosebud road is not plowed in the wintertime..  use at your own risk. There is no cell service.
• West Rosebud:  

 

• Main Fork / Glacier Lake Road:    


• Silver Run:   Gate is closed to the upper trailhead area, on the two track road.  Loops are in good shape                                  
• Palisades /Willow/ Nichols creek.  Forest Service Trail crew has cleared these trails.   Grizzly activity is high on these trails right now. 


• Beartooth Basin Ski Area -  


• Granite Peak:  

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                                                          ***Remember: The bears are active! Carry bear spray!  Proper food storage is required ***

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