Fish Creek Trail

TRAIL ENDS: On the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail #048, at Cheese Pass.

ATTRACTIONS: Although the trail is steep after the first mile it is a quick way to the WRNRT, with excellent big game habitat and alpine meadows. The last part of the trail is talus and shale, where it is recommended that horses be walked. Grazing and water are available at the junction with the North Fork and just below Cheese Pass, where there are also good places to camp.

Directions from Big Piney: Go west on St. Hwy. 350 which becomes Forest road #10046. Just west of the forest boundary, turn south and go about 5 miles to the Fish Creek turnoff. Turn west on Fish Creek and park in any of the large open areas before the road goes into the trees. Continue west to the Fish Creek trailhead

Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible: July through October .

North Fork of Fish Creek Trail - This trail is a connection between Fish Creek and Moccasin Basin. It begins at the end of Fish Creek road at the mouth of North and South Forks and ends at Moccasin Basin.

North Fork South Piney Trail - This route follows a small stream, climbing to alpine meadows and bowls. There are places to camp just below Cheese Pass

Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail - The remote backcountry of the 70-mile long Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail offers spectacular vistas, personal challenge and diverse terrain in a relatively unknown region.