Gold Creek
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East of Missoula, Gold Creek is Forest Service (FS) Road #126 traveling north. I think we then traveled on FS Road #2103, then to the end of FS Rd # 4323. In this area, one could hike to Boulder and Wapiti Lakes on day hikes that cover elevations from about 5,000 to 7,000 feet elevation. The Rattlesnake Wilderness Area is directly to the west. The area consists of diverse habitat including thick coniferous forests, open meadows, a creek, and an area that was burned from a wildfire in 2003.
Saturday, Oct 22, 2011, we took a trip up Gold Creek with Hobie Hare, http://www.wildharephotos.com and the Montana Natural History Center (MNHC) class. Here are some of the photos I took. See more about MNHC at http://www.montananaturalist.org/
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East of Missoula, Gold Creek is Forest Service (FS) Road #126 traveling north. I think we then traveled on FS Road #2103, then to the end of FS Rd # 4323. In this area, one could hike to Boulder and Wapiti Lakes on day hikes that cover elevations from about 5,000 to 7,000 feet elevation. The Rattlesnake Wilderness Area is directly to the west. The area consists of diverse habitat including thick coniferous forests, open meadows, a creek, and an area that was burned from a wildfire in 2003.
Saturday, Oct 22, 2011, we took a trip up Gold Creek with Hobie Hare, http://www.wildharephotos.com and the Montana Natural History Center (MNHC) class. Here are some of the photos I took. See more about MNHC at http://www.montananaturalist.org/
It was sunny and raining at the same time.
