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Birding · Fall Colors · River/Creek · Wildflowers · Wildlife
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While the whole trail might be a bit much, the outing to May Cabin is easy to navigate and enjoyable.
Description
May Creek Trail, if accessed from the May Creek Campground, is a great out-and-back hike on flat creekside terrain. The May Cabin is about 1.5 miles up the canyon, making for a great stopping point, or a spot to rest in the shade.
Beyond May Cabin, the trail becomes more difficult to follow and is often heavily vegetated but can be taken all the way to the Continental Divide Trail along Anderson Mountain Road.
May Creek Trail can also be usedd as a part of larger loops by connecting to the Ruby/Stephenson Trail or the CDT.
During winter this is a popular ski/snowshoe with parking along MT-43 at the entrance to the campground.
May Cabin can be rented year round via Recreation.gov
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