The area is in the Central Rocky Mountains in the Park Range. Landforms in the area are subdued, lacking prominent peaks. The dominant physiographic features within the wilderness are the broad slopes created by incised drainages. The landforms are mainly residual sideslopes on Precambrian granite. Location Located in Northwest Colorado on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests near Steamboat Springs.
Directions There are four trailheads that access the wilderness.
Camping within 100 feet of any stream or body of water or Forest Service developed trail. Building, maintaining, attending, or using a campfire within 100 feet of any stream or body of water or Forest Service developed trail. Possessing a dog or other animal which is not under control to prevent harassment or other disturbance to wildlife, people and their property. Possessing or transporting unprocessed plant material, such as hay, straw, or other unprocessed livestock feed for bedding, feeding or other uses. To possess, hobble, picket, or loose herd , or to allow to graze any riding or pack animal within 100 feet of any stream or Forest Service developed trail, except for watering or through travel.