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The map offers a quick snapshot of current trail and campsite status. Below the map is more detailed information regarding the condition of the trail, further descriptions of trail closures, warnings, and known hazards. Please make sure to review both the backcountry conditions map and the Area Conditions Detail Section of this page
Conditions reports offer specific details about a given trail on a given date. However, Yellowstone's backcountry is vast and some trail status reports may not be updated for several weeks or even months for lesser used trails. For this reason, Backcountry Conditions reports only offer a snapshot of trail conditions and should be used in conjunction with other tools such as weather reports, prior backpacking experience in Yellowstone, and assessment of your own backpacking skill level.
*This map doesn't reflect current campsite availability. Backcountry permits are required to camp in all backcountry campsites.
Click on segments of trails, colored polygons, or icons for more information.
General Information
Many of the trails above 9000 feet are still snow covered, with some trails above 8000 feet still holding snow. Check out the snowpack map to see where and how much snow you could encounter. Reference the map located on the right side of the linked page for reference (this map depicts snow depth).
Many streams are at peak runoff levels and are too high and dangerous to cross. Streams which are crossable in the morning or on cool days may rise to unsafe levels by afternoon when the temperatures rise. Don’t get caught on the wrong side of a stream. If you must cross – scout out the safest location, the best crossing may not be in the exact location where the trail meets the stream. Above all use caution and be safe around all streams. Yellowstone’s backcountry does not have many bridges, please evaluate planned travel routes for any potentially hazardous stream crossings.
Yellowstone National Park 2025 fishing season is now open. Make sure to reference Fishing in the Park for information and details.
Yellowstone National Park 2025 boating season is open. Make sure to review the Boating page for further information.
All watercraft require Yellowstone AIS inspection and registration. Inspection stations are at Bridge Bay and Grant Marina's (station opening date at Lewis Lake to be determined). (5/24/25)
A 30-day dry time is required for all sailboats and certain motorized boats(inboard, inboard/outboard, or inboard jet drives). Boats without a valid AIS inspection receipt and intact seal demonstrating a 30-day day dry time will be denied launch. Make sure to review the Boating page for further information.
Yellowstone Lake is ice free. Caution for floating debris and unmarked hazards. (6/1/25)
Docks and hazard bouys are not yet in place. It is the boaters reponsibility to know where the hazards, mileage zones, and non-motorized boat zones are, and to abide by regulations. (6/1//25)
Lake Spawn and Clear Creek Bear Management Area restrictions are in effect with no off-trail travel allowed in many areas around Yellowstone Lake through July 15 or August 10. (5/24/25)
There are several closures in effect to protect nesting birds. Bird closure areas are in effect near Frank Island, Stevenson Island, Molly Islands, Peale Island, Campsites 7N2/7N4 and 7L7. No travel on, or near the closures. See map above for location of closures. (6/1/25)
Overnight horse use is closed until July 1 . A select few trails are open for day rides in the Mammoth Area. Trails currently open to day rides are:
Blacktail Deer Creek Trail
Yellowstone River Trail (traveling east of the bridge across the Yellowstone River)
Hellroaring Creek Trail
Slough Creek Trail
East side of Fawn Pass Trail from Glenn Creek Trailhead to Fawn Lake
East side of Sportsman Lake Trail from Glen Creek Trailhead to Cache Lake
Mount Holmes Trail to junction with Trilobite Lake Trail
Specimen Ridge Trail west of Amethyst Mountain Off of highway 191 - Bacon Rind Trail is open.
See area details below. Get prepared for the season by reviewing Yellowstone's horse riding pages.
Trails that are not suitable for Stock Use: Osprey Falls, Bunsen, Lava Creek, Wraith Falls, Sheepeater Trail, Tower Falls, Chittenden Road, Lost Lake, Artist Point/Point Sublime, Storm Point, West Thumb Overlook, Monument Geyser Basin, Harlequin Lake, Beaver Ponds, Upper Terraces, Trout Lake, Seven Mile Hole, North/South Rim Canyon, Avalanche Peak, Clear Lake, Elephant Back, Riverside, Shoshone Geyser Basin, Artist Paint Pots, and any geyser basin or thermal area.
Fire Danager is: MODERATE.
There are no current fire restrictions, however please note not all campsites allow for fires. Check your backcountry permit to see if your permited campsite allows for fires, or view our backcountry trails and campsite map. In addition, please note that fires are only allowed in designated firepits. If the firepit is under snow, you will need to dig out the firepit and downed wood.(6/3/25)
Mammoth Backcountry Office located in Albright Visitor Center
Open
Tower Ranger Station
Open
West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center
Open
Snake River Ranger Station
Open
Grant Backcountry Office
Open
Bridge Bay Ranger Station
Open
Bechler Ranger Station
June 17
*Offices are open 8-5 (backcountry permits will not be issued after 4:30 pm). Offices are closed for lunch.
If you have a trip reserved please watch the Beyond Roads video and then give our office a call at 307-344-2160 within 5 days of your start date. At the time of your call we will go over the permit and issue you your permit to be printed from home or downloaded to your phone. The Central Backcountry Office is staffed 7 days/week, 8:00 to 4:30pm. Please note the office may be minimally staffed on weekends and holidays. Please plan accordingly.
For last minute trips (within 3 days of your start trip) contact the Central Backcountry Office at 307-344-2160. The Central Backcountry Office is staffed 7 days/week, 8:00 to 4:30pm. Please note the office may be minimally staffed on weekends and holidays. Please plan accordingly.
Area Condition Details
Trails are listed by region as shown on the map below. Scroll down or select a region name to view backcountry conditions for the area: NorthwestNortheastCentralSouthwestSoutheast
A Minimum group size of four people is recommended for hiking and camping withing the Gallatin Bear Management Area.
Wet, muddy and snowy conditions prevail throughout the area(5/23/25)
Expect wet and muddy conditions at lower elevations and areas of deep snow along Sky Rim and Bighorn Peak. (6/1/25)
Sky Rim trail has some areas that are exposed along a ridge and are not advised to attempt while there is lingering snow pack. (6/1/25)
Black Butte Trail cleared to Daly Creek Trail cutoff. Snow at treeline when heading north on Daly Creek Trail cutoff. (5/1/25)
Daily Creek Trail to Black Butte Cutoff - Trail cleared on Daily Creek to WF2, snow on trail just north of campsite. Cleared trail on cutoff, snow mostly melted out. (5/21/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed to stock. Estimated opening July 1.
Specimen Creek is in Peak Run-off use caution.
Specimen Creek trail has been cleared of downfall. the trail is swampy in spots.(6/9/25)
Stock Use: Closed to stock. Estimated opening July 1.
Beaver Ponds Trail snow free and cleared of downfall. Muddy in spots. (5/14/25)
Trail cleared Snow Pass Trailhead around Clagett Butte. (6/3/25)
Stock Day Use: Partially open, Glen Creek Trailhead to Cache Lake, and Fawn Lake are open.Day ride permits are required. (5/28/25)
Gardner river is crossable on foot and is about knee deep. (6/9/25)
Electric Pass (between Sportsman Lake and campsite 1G4) has deep snow and is considered dangerous to cross. Travel over Electric Pass is not recommended. (6/1/25)
Swan Lake is closed to travel, boating and fishing to protect sensitive bird nesting sites.(5/1/25)
Trail Clearing Status: Electric Pass trail is cleared of down fall from the Glen Creek trailhead to campsites 1G3, and 1G4.Fawn Pass Trail cleared from Glenn Creek Trailhead to campsite 1F2. Cache Lake Trail cleared.(6/9/25)
Stock Day Use: Partially open. Glen Creek to Fawn Lake open to stock. Glen Creek to Cache Lake open to stock. Day ride permits are required.Other trails expected to open July 1. (5/28/25)
Stock Day Use: Bunsen Peak Closed, Osprey Falls trail is not suitable for stock use. (5/28/25)
Swan Lake is CLOSED, no entry and no boating allowed in order to protect nesting birds(4/25/25)
Rivers are in peak runoff. Reports that Fan Creek is not currently crossable. (6/9/25)
Expect some muddy trail conditions in the lower elevations, and areas of deep snow in higher elevations and across mountain passes. (6/1/25)
Travel over Fawn Pass is not recommended due to areas of deep snow. (6/1/25)
Bacon Rind Trail cleared to boundary. (5/15/25)
Stock Day Use: Fawn Pass/Fan Creek closed from the west side. See stock status from the east side listed under Glen Creek. Bacon Rind now open to stock travel. Other trails expected to open July 1. (5/29/25)
Sections of Bighorn Pass Trail from Indian Creek east of pass cleared. (6/3/25)
Trail cleared Bighorn Pass off of HWY 191 to cutoff and exiting at Fawn Pass Trailhead. (6/3/25)
The barricade to Indian Creek Campground and the Bighorn Trailhead is closed until June 13. If hiking in the area, make sure to not block access to road/barricade so that maintenance vehichles can still access the area.(6/1/25)
Bighorn Pass Trail has deep snow and cannot be crossed. (6/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed to stock. (5/28/25)
Grizzly Lake Trail is Wet and boggy in many places.(6/6/25)
Mount Holmes Trail is cleared and dry up to the junction with the Trilobite Trail. (6/2/25)
Expect areas of deep snow on upper elevations of Mount Holmes and Trilobite Trail. (6/2/25)
Stock Use: Open Mount Holmes trailhead to junction with Trilobit Trail is open. Day ride permits are required.(5/28/25)
West side of the Gneiss Creek Trail, and campsite WA1 are closed for the Gneiss Creek Bear Management Area. This trail opens on July 1.
Southern end of Gneiss Creek Trail and Cougar Creek Trail are open. (6/1/125)
Stock Day Use: Closed to stock. (5/28/25)
Trail cleared. (512/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. Trail is not suitable for stock.
Cleared trail. Downed trees under snow cover last 1/2 mile of trail. (5/22/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed to stock. (5/28/25)
Trail cleared. (6/6/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. Trail is not suitable to stock.
Northeast
Due to the 2022 flood event, many of the rivers in the northern section of the park have changed course. As a result, the locations where trails intersect the rivers may not always be the safest places to cross. Take time to scout upstream and downstream to find the best crossing points.
Caution advised on all North trails as additional erosion has been noted as a result of the 2022 flood.
Rescue Creek Trailhead along the washed out North Entrance Road is inaccessible due to the bridge having washed out in the 2022 Floods. See conditions map above.
There is a bear frequenting warning for the Rescue Creek trail. Make sure to be Bear Aware,and store your food properly. (6/8/25)
Rescue Creek Trail accessed from the Blacktail Trailhead is open and has been cleared. (6/3/25)
The Lava Creek Trail can be hiked to the Gardner river, but you will need to return the same way. The bridge over the Gardner River is out. (5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Partially Open. Rescue Creek trail is open from the Blacktail trailhead. Exit trailhead in the Northern section of the park was washed out and bridge was washed out. Lava Creek Trail is closed to stock.Day ride permits are required. (5/28/25)
Open
Stock Day Use: Closed. Trail is not suitable to stock.
Strong bear frequenty warning for Blacktail trail and Rescue Creek trail. Be bear aware and make lots of noise and store your food properly.
Rivers are rising to peak levels, use caution and scout for the best route when crossing swollen creeks such as Cottonwood Creek which seems to have come out of its banks and has created another channel about 1/2 mile east of Cottonwood Creek. (6/5/25)
Caution using Crevice Creek Bridge as trail work continues. (6/1/25)
Trails are snow free and have been initially cleared. (6/2/25)
In 2022 a section of the Yellowstone River trail was washed out 1/2 mile west of campsite 1Y1. Follow the flagged route around the washout. The trail at the washout and the reroute is closed to stock use.
Hellroaring Creek ford is VERY HIGH and dangerous - not recommended for foot travel or stock - use bridge upstream. (6/1/25)
There is a Bird Nesting closure on Blacktail Ponds. No travel in the area of the closure(boating, fishing, off-trail travel). See map above (5/1/25)
Stock Day Use:Partially Open. Hellroaring Creek Trail is open to day rides. Yellowstone River trail is open to day use between Hellroaring Creek and Blacktail creek. Trail is closed to day use west of Blacktail creek due to washout. Day ride permits are required. (5/19/24)
Hellroaring Creek Trail is snow free and cleared to park boundary. (5/13/25)
Hellroaring Creek is running high and dangerous - not recommended for foot travel or stock - use bridge upstream south of campsite 2H8. (5/13/25)
Upper Coyote Creek is snow free to the Northern boundary. (6/1/25)
Upper elevations of Buffalo Plateau may have lingering snow. (6/1/25)
The Bull Mountain Loop is not accessible during the early season. The bridge across Horse Creek in the Custer-Gallatin National Forest washed out and the creek is typically too swift and deep to cross until late-July.
Stock Day Use: Partially Open. Hellroaring Creek is open, Coyote and Buffalo Plateau trails are closed.Day ride permits are required. (5/28/25)
Floating Island Lake is closed to all trafic to protect nesting birds. (5/1/25)
Lost Lake Trail is now open. (5/22/25)
Trail to Lost Lake Falls is closed -- washed out. (5/22/25).
The Garnett Hill trailhead is subject to closures due to road construction. The Garnett Hill Trail can be accessed from Tower Junction, and then continue to the wagon road and trail.
The Garnett Hill Loop is open to hikers, but a section is closed to stock. See Backcountry Conditions Map above.
Stock Day Use: Closed to stock.(5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. Trail is not suitable to stock use.
Buffalo Fork Trail has deep snow. (5/1/25)
Buffalo Fork Trail: High water on Slough Creek - crossing not recommended. This creek is typically crossable around the first of July. Trail cleared first 3 miles. (5/14/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Slough Creek Trail cleared to Elk Tongue Creek. Minimal snow remaining in forested areas - easily passable foot travel and stock. (5/14/25)
The barricade at the Slough Creek road has been removed. The road is now open. (5/8/25)
Pebble Creek is currently crossable.However, as temperatures rise will shortly become unfordable. At that time camspite 3P1 will be the only accessible campsite.(4/29/25)
Bliss Pass is inaccessible due to snow (4/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (4/29/25)
Trail cleared. (5/6/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Specimen Ridge trail snowy.(5/1/25)
As spring run-off increases, the Lamar River located on the east side of the trail will not be crossable. At that point access to Specimen Ridge will only be through the Specimen Ridge Trailhead. Don't be caught on the wrong side of the river as it is a 14 mile backtrack to the trailhead (4/09/25)
Stock use: Partially open. West side open, Specimen Ridge trailhead to Amethyst Mountain. (5/28/25)
Cache Creek is not crossable. Access into the Lamar River trail is only up to campsite 3L1.(5/29/25)
Lamar River Trail cleared to Calfee Creek. Persistent snow up to 2-3 feet deep from Cache to Calfee creeks. (4/25/25).
The Pelican Valley Trailhead is closed until July 4th due to the Pelican Valley Bear Management area. No through travel from Lamar River to Pelican Valley.
Miller and Frost Lake likely snowy and will become inaccessible.(5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
There is no off trail travel on the Lamar River Trail from the Lamar River trailheads (Lamar River and Lamar River Stock) to the junction with Specimen Ridge Trail. See map above. (5/20/25)
Cache Creek is likley snow free in the lower elevations, and increasingly snowy with increasing elevation. (5/1/25)
Soda Butte Creek (near the Thunderer trailhead) is not crossable. Access to Cache Creek is only via the Lamar River trailhead (5/29/25)
Republic Pass conditions unknown.Crossing of Cache Creek south of campsite 3C4 is uncrossable.(5/29/25)
7 mile hole trail is in good condition, snow free (6/10/25)
Stock Day Use: Trail is not suitable for stock. (5/29/25)
Expect area to be snowy. (5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Trail cleared from Grebe Lake Trailhead to Grebe Lake, Wolf Lake, and Cascade Lake & trailhead, aare snow free. Gibbon river coming out of Wolf Lake near 4G7 is about knee deep. Use caution.Trail wet near streams and lakes. (6/6/25)
Ice Lake/Wolf Lake trail cleared of downed trees. (5/26/25)
Grebe Lake - west side of Grebe lake is CLOSED to use (fishing, off-trail, and boating) in order to protect sensitive nesting areas. See map above. (5/1/25)
Wolf Lake is CLOSED to all traffic in order to protect sensitive nesting areas. See map above. The trail is open to travel from Ice lake to Grebe lake. (5/1/25)
The majority of Ice Lake is CLOSED to all use (fishing, off-trail, and boating) in order to protect sensitive nesting areas. See map above. (5/1/25)
Cygnet Lakes trail cleared of downfall. (6/9/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Canyon Rim trails open. (6/2/25)
South Rim Trail cleared of trees. (6/2/25)
Brink of the Lower Falls Open.(6/2/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.Trails are not suitable for stock(5/29/25)
Trail to Clear Lake clear of snow. Some mud & water on trail. (5/19/25)
Wrangler Lake: The trail is cleared of downfall. Snow free. Sour Creek Ford is About 3 feet deep and slow. (6/6/25)
Trail from Ribbon Lake to Wapiti Lake/Fern Trail Cutoff is 50% snow covered. (5/22/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Expect snow on the trails. (5/29/25)
The Pelican Valley Trailhead is closed until July 4th due to the Pelican Valley Bear Management area. No through travel from Broad Creek, Pelican Creek, or Astringent Creek to Pelican Valley.
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Trail is posted Bear Frequenting Area: Bear charged hikers. (6/2/25)
Trail Cleared status: Partially cleared of downfall. Trail cleared from Fishing Bridge to across from Nez Perce Ford Picnic area.
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
The Mary Mountain trail from the Nez Perce trailhead to Mary Lake is closed through June 16 due to Bear Management area restrictions. See map above. Through travel from the Canyon side is not allowed.Streamside use is allowed from the point where Nez Perce Creek Crosses the main road to a point one mile upstream along Nez Perce Creek.
Likely patchy snow. (5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Southwest
Grassy lake road departing from Flag Ranch through the John D. Rockerfeller Jr. Highway is closed. Latest report is that the hope is to get it open by June 15. (6/11/25)
Trail is dry. Several trees down. (6/2/25)
Grand Prismatic Overlook Trail is open. (5/16/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
Expect significant amounts of snow on the trail.(4/21/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
Strong Bear Warning in effect for Mallard Lake and Mallard Creek trails, and campsites around Mallard Lake, due to bear activity along trail. Be aware of your surroundings and follow all bear safety practices. (5/31/25)
Campsites at Mallard Lake snow covered. Snow line starts about 2.5 miles down trail but is passable. (5/23/25)
Several trees down. (5/12/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
The section of trail from the Lone Star trailhead to Lone Star Geyser has been cleared of downed trees.(5/27/25)
Likely mostly snow free for the first few miles, then increasingly snow with elevation gains.(5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Lewis and Shoshone lake are thawed, campsites will be mostly snow covered.(5/29/25)
Delacy Creek Trailhead is mostly dry)6/8/25)
Dogshead trail is snow free. (6/6/25).
Lewis River Channel Trail is wet for the first 1.5 miles, minimal snow. (6/3/25)
No entry into the back bay of the Lewis Lewis Channel in order to protect sensitive nesting areas. See map.(5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
Likely several feet of standing water on the trails. Rivers are not currently crossable. (5/29/25)
The Cave Falls road into the Bechler River ford is accessible. (5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
Likely to have feet of standing water on the trails, rivers not crossable. (5/29/25)
The Cave Falls road into the Bechler River Rangers is accessible. (5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed. (5/29/25)
Trail likely has feet of standing water. (5/29/25)
The Cave Falls road is accessible.(5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed (5/29/25)
Trail likely very wet with standing water (5/29/25)
The Cave Falls road into the Bechler River Rangers station is accessible.(5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Inaccessible. Grassy Lake road is currently closed from the East side (Flagg Ranch).Report that the Forest Service is hoping to have it open on June 15. (6/9/25)
There is a National Forest Service wildlife protection closure in the Fish Lake area. The area from the trailhead and around Fish Lake is closed to human traffic until July 16th. See map above. The Park Service's Fish Lake Trailhead is also closed in conjuction with this closure. (6/6/25)
Rivers are not crossable in order to access the area from the Bechler River station. (5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Aea mostly snow covered (5/9/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Grassy Lake Road is closed until June 1.(5/29/25)
Sections of Beula lake are closed to traffic to protect sensitive bird nesting sites.(5/1/25)
All of Tanager Lake is closed to traffic to protect sensitive bird nesting sites. (5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Southeast
Storm Point Trail is closed for an aggressive bear. (6/4/25)
Pelican Nature Trail is open. (6/3/25)
Elephant Back Trail is open. (6/11/25)
Natural Bridge Trail is open (6/9/25)
Trail Clearing Status: Elephant back cleared of trees (6/11), Storm Point and Pelican Nature trail (5/12/26)
Snow covered.(5/1/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed to Stock (5/29/25)
Yellowstone Lake is now open for boating for the 2025 season. Reference the Boating page for details. (5/24/25)
All watercraft require Yellowstone AIS inspection and registration. Inspection stations are at Bridge Bay and Grant Marina's (station opening date at Lewis Lake to be determined). (5/24/25)
A 30-day dry time is required for all sailboats and certain motorized boats(inboard, inboard/outboard, or inboard jet drives). Boats without a valid AIS inspection receipt and intact seal demonstrating a 30-day day dry time will be denied launch. Make sure to review the Boating page for further information. (5/24/25)
Docks and hazard bouys are not yet in place. It is the boaters reponsibility to know where the hazards, mileage zones, and non-motorized boat zones are, and to abide by regulations. (5/24/25)
Use caution and be alert for floating debris and unmarked hazards. (5/24/25)
West Thumb landing restrictions: It is prohibited to be within 25 feet of any geothermal, as well as landing along the shoreline of Yellowstone Lake between Little Thumb Creek and the south end of West Thumb geothermal area. See map above.
Lake Spawn and Clear Creek Bear Management Area restrictions are in effect along sections of shore (and adjacent land) of Yellowstone Lake area. (5/24/25)
There are several bird closures in effect to protect nesting birds (see list below). 5/24/25
Areas closed to protect nesting birds:
Near campsite 7L7, there is no entry into the back bay. See map above. (5/1/25)
Between campsite 7N2 and 7N4 there is no entry into the channel. See map above.(5/1/25)
Frank Island - the entire island, except for the immediate dock area (southestern finger), is closed to public use from May 15 until August 15 to protect nesting birds.
Stevenson Island- the southern end of the island is closed to use from May 15 until August 15.
Molly Islands - no travel on Molly Islands, and to minimize disturbance to the resident birds, boaters must travel no closer than 1/2 mile from the islands or no futher than 100 yeards from shore between campsites 6A1 and 6A2. Year round closure.
Peale Island - closed to travel between May 14th and July 15th.
East Shore Trail/Thorofare Trail cleared to Terrace Point. Meadow Creek and Columbine Creek are crossable on foot. (6/8/25)
Creeks are currently uncrossable. (5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Streams are currently uncrossable. Area is inaccessible. (5/29/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Heart Lake is closed until July 1 due to the Heart Lake BMA. (5/1/25)
A section of Heart Lake is closed to protect sensitive bird habitat. No fishing from shore, boating or off trail travel. See map for closure boundaries.
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Area has wildlife closure in effect through July 14. (5/2/25)
Stock Day Use: Closed.(5/29/25)
Submit Trail Conditions
Have you hiked the trails lately and want to submit trail conditions? Please email the Central Backcountry Office with the trails and date you hiked the trails and as much details as you can provide.
