Conditions are updated frequently and change nearly daily...
These are just some generals we know for sure.
Updated July 21, 2020
***Remember: The bears are active! Carry bear spray! ***
- Lake Fork/West Fork Trails:
- West Fork: A few good sized snowbanks on switchbacks up and over Sundance Pass. Bear and Moose activity on both sides - and lots of people!
- Lake Fork: Busy trail this summer! Grumpy momma moose on the trail, please keep your dogs in control.
- East Rosebud / Cooke City (we refuse to use "Beaten Path" as the trail name, as its just a bad nickname...) Snow banks around Fossil, but trail completely navigable. Buggy on Cooke City side!
- West Rosebud: Trail to Mystic Lake is good - switchbacks to FTD plateau are clear of snow.
- Main Fork / Glacier Lake Road: Glacier is clear of snow, Moon Lake has a large iceburg.
- Palisades/Willow Creek/Nichols Creek: Expect mud and puddles on all trails. Dogs allowed after July 1. Be aware of Grizzly activity
- Silver Run: Trails are clear, be aware of grizzly activity
- Beartooth Basin Ski Area - Closed for the season on June 25.
- Granite Peak: Still lots of snow and ice - be aware of thunderstorms and intense storm systems. If you are unsure of your abilities, please consider a guide service for this trip!
***Remember: The bears are active! Carry bear spray! ***
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