Difficulty: Strenuous Trail Use: Light (heavy during hunting season Sept-Nov) Length: Wolf Cr. T.H. to lower jnct with Dry Fork Wolf Cr. Trail – 1.1 miles, Wolf Cr. T.H. to Red Pass – 6.1 miles Elevation: 5780ft at the Wolf Cr.Trailhead, 6100ft at jnct with Dry Fork of Wolf Cr. Trail, 7470ft at jnct with Red Pass Trail, 8700ft at Red Pass Open to: Hikers, Equestrian, Mountain Bikes Trail Highlights: This a rocky trail that closely follows Wolf Cr. and offers open views of the surrounding canyon. The trail alternates between stands of Douglas fir and large Cottonwoods and open areas with shrubs, cliffs and talus. The first creek crossing is one mile up and can be treacherous in early spring. Flooding the past few years have wiped out most of the crossable logs so be prepared with river shoes for the multiple crossings along the trail. At mile 1.1 the Dry Fork of Wolf Cr. Trail takes off to the left and immediately crosses the creek. This trail offers a long loop opportunity with Wolf Cr. T
{ Last know status: Open | Approximate size: Unknown Mile(s) | Last updated: September 03, 2016 }
Wolf Cr. Trail is located within the Palisades Wilderness Study Area and is not open to motorized vehicles. Snowmobiling is currently allowed.
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From Jackson, follow Hwy 89 South approximately 12 miles. Bear right at Hoback Junction on Hwy 26/87 towards Alpine and continue along the Snake River. Drive 16 miles past this junction to a small gravel access road on the right, just past the Station Creek sign. If you see Wolf Cr. campground you’ve gone too far. Park here, the trail begins at the kiosk right at the end of the primitive road.
Crossing Wolf Cr. can be extremely dangerous and is not recommended in early spring. River shoes and a walking stick for crossings is recommended. This trail can be difficult to follow once in the headwaters area. Be sure to have good topographic maps and a compass and know ythe route well before going.
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