West Pine Creek is also found along the southern end of Trail Creek Road. The trail there provides access to some lowland hills. Big Creek is the next Forest Service access into the Gallatin Range. Located off the west side of U.S. 89 about 30 miles south of Livingston, Big Creek provides access to the network of trails. From Big Creek, hikers, bikers and horseback riders can reach numerous lakes and peaks.
Rock Creek is located about five miles south of Big Creek.
Rock Creek also provides access to the Gallatin trail network. From Tom Miner Basin people can reach numerous lakes and peaks. A Forest Service campground is at the end of the road and trails head south into Yellowstone Park. The Gallatin Petrified Forest is also located there. Sphinx Creek is a seldom-used access on the south side of Yankee Jim Canyon.