Trail is limited to foot and horse travel only. Cross country skiing is possible with adequate snow depths. The area is inhabited by a variety of animal species, including mule deer, elk, moose, bear, lion, redtailed hawks, great blue herrons, dippers and western bluebirds in the spring. Beaver have built dams along many sections of each stream. Rainbow and cutthroat trout also inhabit these waters.
Trail use is moderate throughout the summer and big game hunting seasons.
This formation consists of mudstone, sandstone and limestone, Fossil clams, snails, fish and plants can be found. Sink holes, depressions, or bogs have formed in the North Horn Formation at some locations. Mountain bike travel on the Silver Creek section is not recommended as bicycles are not permitted on the Fish Creek Trail, and a return ride would be necessary. Any drinking water obtained along the trail should be appropriately treated before use. All rights reserved.