Harriman Trail

C eek THE HARRIMAN TRAIL

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Galena Peak e a HIKING • MOUNTAIN BIKING • HORSEBACK RIDING

Stanley. t i 11,153’

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l e N o S Baker Creek to Prairie Creek r North Fork to Baker Creek G Prairie Creek to Galena lodge t h F o r k B i g W o o Horses not Length: 6.6 miles/10 km Length: 4.3 miles/7 km Length: 8.7 miles/14d km R allowed from r i v North Fork to e Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate Skill Level: Beginner Skill Level: Beginnere i v Galena B r Murphy Bridge R Lodge Features impressive rock formations, Features lodgepole forests, open Features fishing access, o d GALENA O o several hills and a winding trail in meadows, fishing access and the interpretive sites, campgrounds, W k e U e the trees for the most part. closest views of the Boulder Mountains. picnic areas and Easley Hot Springs. g i r C B L s k PLEASE NOTE THAT THE HARRIMAN TRAIL IS NON-MOTORIZED AND DOGS MUST BE LEASHED THROUGH CAMPGROUNDS u 30 km ee Ti t r D 18.6 mi C ry 12 r E Bromaghin e h R HEMINGWAY-BOULDERS Window Peak To Stanley, C h Lake c 10,225’ Titus Salmon River l Creek WILDERNESS u yote k Lake Co e Easley G re Boulder C Peak g City r N 11,108’ e in o r (Ghost Town) b r p Silver th 11 S m Peak A F k e o e 11,112’ r r Silver k C ng Lake B Ki M i O U S g

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Spotting Scope Peak e r R 10,981’ C

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Norton 1 km 1 Cottonwoods - Site features informationLakes about the INTERPRETIVE SITES 9 km 19 Russian John - The history of the original roadhouse most common tree species found along the Big and staff is explained here. Wood River. Big Lost km 8 Boulder Mountain Range - Site features a 5 10 Site features a permanent Lake painting by Florian Haemmerle and information km 24 Mountain Goats - km 2 Big Wood River Fishery - Site features information spotting scope for viewing these elusive animals on 2 about geology of this area. about conservationist Jack Hemingway and resident the Boulder Mountains to the Northeast. fish of the Big Wood. km 10 Wetlands - Site features information about the 6 Site features information riparian life along the Big Wood River. 11 km 27* Sculpin and Wetlands - 3 km 2.5 Durrance Mountain - Site features information about about the Wood River Sculpin and its importance to the legendary skier and the mountain named after him. 7 km 14 Pamela Harriman - Site features history about the riparian values of the Big Wood. this unique woman who made this trail a reality. 4 km 3.5 Forest Conifers - Site features information about the 12 km 30* Mining - The colorful history of Galena's boom and different kinds of evergreens in the Boulder and 8 km 14.2 Mountain Skyline - The spectacular panorama bust period in the late 1800s is outlined here. Smoky ranges. of the Boulder Mountains is best seen from here. *Signs 11 and 12 are avaliable for sponsorship. Not installed.