West Bridger Trail
NATIONAL FOREST TRAIL
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Livingston
West Bridger Trail (129) starts at the junction with Lower Deer Creek Trail 5. It travels east over the Deer Creek - Bridger Creek Divide to the West Bridger Creek Road. The trail accesses Lower Deer Creek Rental Cabin. Primarily used during the hunting season and cattle grazing season. Length: 3.0 miles. Fair condition, moderate difficulty, medium use. Trail Begins: Road 488 Trail Ends: Trail 5 Area Map: Gallatin National Forest Visitor Map USGS Map1: Wildcat Draw USGS Map2: Slide Rock Mountain Township 2S; Range 15E; Section 34
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- ANTELOPE HUNTING
- BACKCOUNTRY CAMPING
- BEAR HUNTING
- BIG GAME
- BIRD HUNTING
- BIRD WATCHING
- BOW HUNTING
- CAMPING
- DEER HUNTING
- ELK HUNTING
- HIKING
- HUNTING
- NATURE AREA
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- PICNICKING
- SIGHTSEEING
- TENT CAMPING
- UPLAND BIRD HUNTING
- WALKING
- WILDLIFE VIEWING
- TRAIL
- West Bridger Trail is located 29 miles southeast of Big Timber and is accessed by taking the Bridger Creek Exit 384 and travel south 8 miles to the junction of West Brider. Turn right and continue on West Bridger Road 5 miles to the trailhead which is identified with a trail sign. Access may be limited in spring, fall and winter due to snow.1
