STANDALONE TRAIL MAP
9/21/2020 8:15 am
GENERAL COMMENTS: Blaine County manages the Snowmobile Trail Grooming Program for the 12 snowmobile trails in the Wood River Valley.
The Northern trails are all located within the SNRA and consist of 4 trails ranked between easy (green) and moderate (blue). Of these four trails, the East Fork of Baker Creek is the only trail that has a risk of avalanche danger.
The Southern trails consist of 4 main trails and four connector trails, ranked between easy (green) and moderate (blue). Muldoon and Bell Mountain both have the potential for high avalanche danger, and the top of Quigley Road can also be prone to avalanches. Please be sure to check the Sawtooth Avalanche Center for the most up to date avalanche information before going on the trails.
The snowmobile trails are groomed weekly unless the weather prohibits safe access to the areas. They are also groomed after heavy storms, resources, and weather permitting. All trails must have at least an 18-inch base before operating the groomer. The state of Idaho requires an 18" base at the Baker Creek parking lot before the groomer can be unloaded. Once the area has received enough snow to reach that requirement the program will begin.
The Northern trails are all located within the SNRA and consist of 4 trails ranked between easy (green) and moderate (blue). Of these four trails, the East Fork of Baker Creek is the only trail that has a risk of avalanche danger.
The Southern trails consist of 4 main trails and four connector trails, ranked between easy (green) and moderate (blue). Muldoon and Bell Mountain both have the potential for high avalanche danger, and the top of Quigley Road can also be prone to avalanches. Please be sure to check the Sawtooth Avalanche Center for the most up to date avalanche information before going on the trails.
The snowmobile trails are groomed weekly unless the weather prohibits safe access to the areas. They are also groomed after heavy storms, resources, and weather permitting. All trails must have at least an 18-inch base before operating the groomer. The state of Idaho requires an 18" base at the Baker Creek parking lot before the groomer can be unloaded. Once the area has received enough snow to reach that requirement the program will begin.
COUNTY SNOWMOBILE TRAILS - GROOMED / PACKED
OPEN / CLOSED |
TRAIL - KM |
DATE GROOMED |
DIFFICULTY RATING |
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 | Rock Creek - 16.1km |  |
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| Cove Creek - 10.2km |  |
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| Quigley - 12.1km | |
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| Muldoon - 24.1km | |
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| Bell Mountain - 8.5km | |
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| Croy Creek - 14.9km | |
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| Hatty Gulch - 7.7km | |
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| Glendale - 7.0km | |
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 | Baker Creek - 15.1km | 3/04 | |
| East Fork of Baker Creek - 14.1km | 2/26 | |
| Newman Creek - 2.3km | 3/04 | |
| Norton Creek - 2.1km | 3/04 | |
| Silver Creek Spur - 0.8km | 3/05 | |
| Phantom Hill - 5.5km | 3/05 | |
| Silver Creek Connector - 1.9km | 3/05 | |
| Silver Creek Loop - 20.0km | 3/05 | |
KEY:
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OPEN Open to allowed uses. |
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PARTIAL Partially open, may have to turn around. |
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CLOSED Closed to all uses. |
Valley Webcams: http://wintertrailink.bcrd.org/webcams.php
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